The process below depicts the life cycle of flower producing plants. The cycle consists of six main parts which is first conducted with seeds then the sequence results with the dispersing of the seed.
As an overview, it is clearly seen that, it is a cynical process in which Seed develop into mature plants to Germination growth, and Pollination, before Fertilization procedure into new seeds that eventualy dispersed.
It is immediately apparent from the graph that, Seeds are dispersed away from the plants and absorb the water, which is move through the Germination, water and warmth needed for roots to grow. Therefore, the Stage of growth flow the stem grows towards light, after that growth process turn into pollination, in which insects transport pollen between plants.
Moving to further remaining details, after the flowers are grown, pollinators such as bees and butterflies shift pollen between flowers of other plants, then the pollen is placed and fertilized resulting in seeds and fruits. The last stage, when the plants are fully mature, they are able to reproduce by exerting seeds which the cycle will conduct continuously.