What is the life cycle of a flowering plant?

Answer 1

There is 3 stages for a life cycle of a flowering plant.

The 3 stages are: Pollination, germination and fertilisation.

Here..this is the order of 3 stages in a life cycle of flowering plant:

Pollination ---> Fertilization ----> Germination

Answer 2

FLOWERING PLANT LIFECYCLE (BRIEF)

This page introduces you to the basic steps in the lifecycle of flowering plants.

Germination: sprouting of the seed. Timing is critical. Germinating too early, too late, or in the wrong place spells death. Plants use various germination cues. These include the ratio of daylight to darkness, temperature, moisture (timing and quantity), fire, abrasion, and even animal digestive enzymes. For example, passing through the digestive system of an animal usually indicates that the seed has been dispersed (moved away) from its parent (so won't compete), that the seed might be deposited under a nurse tree if the animal is a bird that defecated while perched, and that there is some fertilizer.

Growth: development from seedling to mature plant.

Reproduction: production of offspring.

Egg/Sperm Production:

• eggs are produced in the ovary, along with two polar nuclei per egg
• sperm is produced and packaged in the anther (2 sperm cells per pollen grain)

Answer 3

There are six stages in the lifecycle of the flowering plant. The seed stage, germination, growth, reproduction, pollination, and spreading seeds are the stages in the life cycle of the flowering plant.

Answer 4

The life span in a flowering plant begins after embryogenesis is completed in the ovule and a new seed ready to take off is formed.