Wind and Water Pollination in Grasses and Trees
Examine lightweight, non-fragrant pollen produced by pine trees and grasses designed for wind transport.

Examine lightweight, non-fragrant pollen produced by pine trees and grasses designed for wind transport.
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2nd Grade · Science · Open Global Science
9 lessons
Explain structural and behavioral adaptations, analyze animal-plant mutualism in pollination, and compare seed dispersal mechanisms.
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