Pollination
Pollination explained in an easy to understand way:
Imagine trying to send a message to a friend across a crowded room at a party without directly speaking to them. This is similar to how plants rely on pollinators like bees, wind, or other mechanisms to carry pollen from the male parts to the female parts of a flower. Just like you might rely on a friend to relay your message across the room, plants depend on external agents to transport pollen, ensuring the message of reproduction is successfully delivered.
Practice Version
Pollination: The transfer of plant pollen from the male to the female reproductive structure. Pollination. It's how plants reproduce by moving pollen so they can make seeds.