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Plant Reproduction: Sexually and Asexually | Parts of a Flower

Explore the fascinating world of plant reproduction with this educational PowerPoint presentation. Learn about how plants reproduce sexually through the Larch cone and Ash Tree 'keys', as well as asexually through examples like Nettle and Marsh Buttercup. Dive into the anatomy of flowers and discover the essential parts such as Petal, Stigma, Anther, and more. This resource is a valuable tool for biology teachers and students alike.

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Plant Reproduction: Sexually and Asexually | Parts of a Flower

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  1. Introduction to Plants Standard Grade Biology

  2. Reproduces sexually Larch Larch cone containing seeds

  3. Ash Tree Reproduces sexually Seed cases known as ‘keys’

  4. Nettle Has flowers Also reproduces asexually vegetative propagation

  5. Marsh Buttercup Has flowers Also reproduces through vegetative propagation Reproduces sexually and asexually

  6. Parts of a Flower Petal Stigma Style Anther Stamen Filament Ovary Nectary Ovule Flower stem Sepal

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