Presentation Summary
Most plants on earth produce flowers at some stage of their life cycles to help them reproduce. Their pollen is an important part of their reproduction and they rely on pollinators to move it around for them. Bees are a particularly well-known and important pollinator, and in Australia we have native bees and introduced honey bees.
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- Compare characteristics of living and non-living things and examine the differences between the life cycles of plants and animals (AC9S3U01)
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