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One day in a garden....
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL DAY.... MY STAMENS SEEM REALLY ACTIVE TODAY... HOPE AN INSECT NOTICES ME
HMMM.. NECTAR TIME...
OH LOOK ... A BEE ..... MAYBE I CAN DROP SOME OFF MY POLEN ON IT....
*BEE STARTS SUCKING THE NECTAR*
THE STAMENS IN THE FLOWER GENERATE POLLEN. DURING CROSS POLLINATION , POLLEN IS TRANSFERRED BY INSECT TO ANOTHER FLOWERS STIGMA.
IMMA GO GET SOME MORE NECTAR , IM HUNGRY
THAT BEE JUST DROPPED A NICE AMOUNT OF POLLEN ON ME...I CAN FEEL MY OVULES TURN INTO SEEDS ALREADY...IM SURE IM GONNA BECOME A FRUIT SOON...I CANT BELIEVE IT EVEN HAPPENED...THE POLLEN IS ALREADY DOWN MY STYLE , INTO MY OVARY..
INSECT POLLINATING FLOWERS TEND TO HAVE BRIGHT , COLORFUL PETALS WITH ABUNDANT SUPPLY OF NECTAR. POLLEN GRAINS IN THEM ARE HEAVY , SPIKY , AND LARGE TO ATTRACT THEMSELVES TO B ODY OF INSECT.
WHEN INSECT SUCKS NECTAR , THE POLLEN GRAINS ARE ATTRACTED TO THE INSECTS BODY.
I can't wait to be dispersed and grow into a plant...
WHEN THE INSECT GOES TO ANOTHER FLOWER, THE POLLEN GRAINS ARE DEPOSITED ONTO THE STIGMA OF THE OTHER FLOWER, AND DOWN THE STYLE , AND INTO THE OVARY , WHERE THE POLLEN AND OVULES FUSE TO FORM A ZYGOTE.
THE OVARY OF THE FLOWER TURNS INTO THE FLESHY PART OF THE FLOWER AND THE OVULES TURN INTO SEEDS.

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