ABOUT ANGIOSPERMS - BOTANY - BIOLOGY

Can someone help me to find where is:
- seed location in angiosperms
- reproductive structure in angiosperms
- pollinators in angiosperms
- site of pollination in angiosperms
- fertilization in angiosperms
- food storage tissue in angiosperms
- seed dispersal in angiosperms

THANKS A LOT!!!!

Hi there, the answers are: An angiosperm is a flowering plant
- seed location in angiosperms - The Fruit
- reproductive structure in angiosperms - The Flower, Anther contains the pollen, while the ovary of the flower contains the ovum.
- pollinators in angiosperms - You mean "of" not "in". Bees, wind, insects and birds (You can search on google, there are so many of them)
- site of pollination in angiosperms - Pollinators might get pollen from the anther as they take in nectar or at the base of the flower (in this case usually a liquid). In general when they poke their heads or bodies inside the flower,pollen would be covering their beaks or bodies.When they go to a new flower, the pollen gets attached to the stigma.
- fertilization in angiosperms - In the ovary, a tube from the stigma down to the ovum is formed, and this allows pollen to get to the ovums.
- food storage tissue in angiosperms - I think's it the fruit, not really sure
- seed dispersal in angiosperms - Fruits contain the seeds, when organisms feed on the ripe fruits, the seeds may get disposed of and fall into the soil and grow.

All the best ~