Most plants can flower, but some plants do not flower obviously. For common flowering plants, flowering is mainly to spread the pollen of the plant. The flowers that come out are generally more beautiful, the color is very bright, and many have fragrance, which can attract insects to spread pollen, so as to complete the fertilization purpose, but some flowers are more special. It may give off a bad smell, and this kind of plant is mainly used to attract insects such as flies.When fertilized, the flower's ultimate goal is to reproduce.
Not all plants can bear fruit. When plants bear fruit, they mainly have two functions. One is to protect the seeds inside. If the seeds are naked, after the seeds are damaged, they may not be able to carry out normal reproduction. If the seeds fall naturally to the ground and are damaged, the survival rate will be affected.Secondly, some fruits have small wings, bristles, barbs and so on, which broaden the way of seed transmission, and can be transmitted downwind or by animals, so as to spread to other places in the later period and germinate in the soil.In fact, the ultimate goal of the result is the same as flowering, which is to reproduce offspring.
