The diagram shows a cross-section of an insect-pollinated flower. [Figure 6.0]
- (a)Complete the table to show the name of structures P, Q and R and one function of each structure. structure name function P Q R[6]
- (b)(i)Describe the surface of a pollen grain from an insect-pollinated flower. Explain how this feature is an advantage in insect-pollination.[2]
- (b)(ii)Explain how a pollen grain from a wind-pollinated flower is adapted for pollination.[2]
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- [6] P anther ; produces / contains / release AW + pollen / male gamete / male nucleus ; Q petal / corolla ; attract / landing platform ; R sepal / calyx ; protect AW / support AW ;
- [2] rough / hooked / spikes / hairy / sticky ; attachment AW ; Ig flower adaptations
- [2] small / light ; carried by wind / buoyant AW ; R seed or seeds
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