In many flowers the male and the female organs of reproduction are united, while in others the male flower may grow by the side of the female flower, or on an adjoining branch or stalk while in other instances the plants which bear the male flowers are entirely separated from those which bear the female flowers, and the pollen necessary to fertilize the seeds in the pod, or womb, of the female flower is blown by the wind, or is carried by the bees and insects which are engaged in the gathering of honey.
(the male and the female organs of reproduction; are; united; L:In many flowers) (the male flower; may grow; by the side of the female flower) (the pollen necessary to fertilize the seeds in the pod, or womb, of the female flower; is blown; by the wind) (the plants; bear; the male flowers) (the pollen necessary to fertilize the seeds in the pod, or womb, of the female flower; is carried; by the bees and insects) (the plants which bear the male flowers; are entirely separated; from those) (the bees and insects; are engaged; in the gathering of honey) (those; bear; the female flowers)
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are may grow is blown bear is carried are entirely separated are engaged bear
united L:In many flowers
by the side of the female flower
by the wind
the male flowers
by the bees and insects
from those
in the gathering of honey
the female flowers