However, florans are obviously more capable of movement than, say, a tree. They are literally rooted in place, incapable of sexual intercourse. So how do florans do this? Well, the only reason plants need to spread pollen via other animals is because they cannot move on their own. The animal passes the seeds in the fruit, and the seeds are planted, and eventually grow a new plant. When a plant receives pollen from another plant, this pollen goes into the female gamete, and fertilizes the ovules in the gamete, which would grow into seeds in a fruit, which is then eaten by another animal, and spread far away by the animal. (Yes, bees are not technically 'animals', but they still qualify as fauna. Once this is produced, animals such as bees take the pollen and spread it to more plants. Gametes are basically the sex organs of the plant. Plants reproduce by first producing pollen in the male gamete. This is important, because plants have very different reproductive practices than animals. But more importantly, they're plant people. So, to answer this question, we have to ask: what are florans? Florans are carnivorous, sometimes cannibalistic hunter/gatherers. sex ed for plants? Or a biology textbook article!
But this is a genuine scientific question! I'll try to keep this as pg as possible.
