Flowers - Results Tables

The provided text outlines a series of results tables for an experiment investigating the likelihood of pollination in flowers. Each table represents a set of attempts to pollinate flowers with varying quantities of pollen grains. The tables are structured to record the outcomes of pollination across five different attempts, with the number of pollen grains used in each attempt ranging from 10 to 50. This incremental increase allows for the observation of whether the quantity of pollen grains has an impact on the success rate of pollination.

In these experiments, the key variable being tested is the number of pollen grains, which are applied in five distinct attempts for each quantity. The results are categorised as either successful or unsuccessful pollinations. The tables are designed to provide a clear and systematic way to document the data, facilitating an analysis of the correlation between the amount of pollen used and the success of the pollination process. This structured approach to data collection is crucial for drawing conclusions about the efficiency of pollination under different conditions and can inform further study on the factors affecting pollination success in flowers.