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Mr. stuart:
the parts of a flower are so constructed that very, very often the wind will cause pollination.
if not, then a bee or any other nectar gathering creature can create the same situation.
yes, anything that gets the pollen to the pistils, write it on the list.
i'll try to make it crystal-clear:
the flower's insatiable passion turns its life into a circus of debauchery!
Mr. stuart: now you see just how the stamen gets its lusty dust onto the stigma.
and why this frenzied chlorophyllous orgy starts in spring is no enigma!
we call this quest for satisfaction a what, class?
sorority girls: a photo-periodic reaction!
mr. stuart: oh, that's good, that's very good.
hey, i'm lost where are we? chapter 2, page 5...
Reproduction, reproduction!
put your pollen tube to work.
reproduction, reproduction!
make my stamen go berserk.
reproduction!
i don't think they even know what a pistil is!
i got your pistil right here...
where does the pollen go?
Mr. stuart: next chapter, in an abstract way, the same thing applies
to the reproductive organs of the more complex life forms.
but now we are dealing with sexual response.
are there any questions before we begin reading?