Question

Which part of the plant turns to fruit?

Answer 1

Hint: Flowers are the reproductive part of plants. After the pollination it will turn into a fruit. Pollination is the process of transferring the pollen from the male part to the female part. Pollination between the same species or the transfer of pollen to the same species will produce seeds only. Pollination will be of two types. They are self pollination and cross pollination. Self pollination is the process of fertilization of plants by itself. Cross pollination is the process that means it needs pollen or wind for fertilization.

Complete answer:
Plants have two modes of reproduction. They are asexual and sexual. Asexual reproduction is done by budding, spore formation and vegetative propagation. Sexual reproduction means the fusion of male and female gametes. Sexual reproduction takes place at the flower of the plant. In sexual reproduction the gametes of male and female are produced. After that male gametes transfer into the female ovules. This process is called pollination. After that fertilization will occur. Ovule grows into the seeds in the fruits. Flower contains an ovary that is called the female part. After the ovule is matured in the fruit it is either dry or fleshy by enclosed seeds. So after the pollination male gametes interact with the ovule in the flower. After that it will develop as a fruit.

Note:
The largest family of flowering plants is called the orchids. To form pollen the stamens will modify. It is called pollinia. It is attached by insects and it is moved into the flower. Pollen is also carried by insects, winds, birds and also the animal itself. Advantage of asexual reproduction is it will produce increased rate of maturity. Apomixis is the process of reproduction. Here the plants produce seeds without fertilization.