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SMITHSONIAN November/December 1997 Classroom Inside Lesson Plan Take-Home Pages in English/Spanish Subjects Science Art Language Arts Grades 4 9 PLANTS AND ANIMALS: Partners in Pollination IN YOUR

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1. Flowers of certain plants require a partner for successful pollination.
2. The first step is to identify the type of plant that needs a partner for pollination.
3. Once you have identified the plant, you need to find another plant of the same species that can act as a pollination partner.
4. Make sure the partner plant is compatible with the plant in terms of flowering time and compatibility.
5. Provide the necessary conditions for both plants to bloom at the same time, such as ensuring they receive adequate sunlight, water, and nutrients.
6. Encourage pollination by attracting pollinators, such as bees, butterflies, or birds, to visit the flowers of both plants.
7. Monitor the pollination process and ensure that fertilization occurs between the partner plants.
8. Finally, allow the fertilized flowers to form fruit or seeds, which will contribute to the reproduction of the plants.

Who needs partners in pollination:

1. Plants that have separate male and female flowers often require partners for pollination.
2. Some examples of plants that need partners in pollination include fruit trees like apple, pear, and cherry trees.
3. Other examples include certain species of orchids, where pollination may require a specific type of bee or insect to transfer pollen between plants.
4. Some plants also have mechanisms to prevent self-pollination and require cross-pollination with a partner plant to ensure genetic diversity and successful reproduction.
5. In general, plants that have evolved to rely on animal pollinators are more likely to require partners in pollination.

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