P5 Comparing plant and human reproduction

Both human and plant sexual reproduction require the female and male reproductive cells to fuse.

Both human and plant sexual reproduction go through the processes of pollination and fertilisation.

Both human and plant sexual reproduction go through the process of fertilisation.

Both humans and plants pass on their genetic information to their young.

A human can produce both female and male reproductive cells like some flowers.

The male reproductive cell in a human is called a pollen grain.

The fertilised egg develops in the ovary of a human female.

Both humans and plants reproduce to ensure continuity of their species.

Humans reproduce by seeds.

In plants, pollination happens before fertilisation.