The given diagram illustrates about the life cycle process in flowering plants.
Overall, The life cycle proceeds through six stages among which the primary stage (seeds) is the most important one. The process is cyclic in nature and Each stage has it’s own importance.
Firstly, The seeds are required which absorbs water from the soil which is considered as the first stage. then after the Germination of seeds takes place. In this specific period along with water warmth is also necessary for the development of roots. Growth can be observed after the second stage where enhancement in the steam towards light takes place. It also ends the half cycle of flowering plants.
Secondly, After the half period finishes pollination occurs where insects play vital role to transfer pollen grains between plants. After this fertilization takes place where fruit and seed start to form. The last step is the seed Dispersal where the seeds are Dispersed away from the plants which helps to form a new seeds.