'Dicot seed' diaporamas de présentation

FRUITS AND SEEDS

FRUITS AND SEEDS. Fruits. Part of sexual reproduction unique to angiosperms Develops from fertilized ovary Protect the enclosed seeds and aids in seed dispersal Widely utilized as a significant food source. Fruit wall or Pericarp. Develops from the ovary wall Composed of three layers

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Plant Science

Plant Science. Germination. What is a seed Requirements for germination How does a seed germinate Parts and Function of Monocot Seed Parts and Function of Dicot seed Process of germination and emergence. What is a seed?. A Seed is.

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Easy way to remember! ?

Easy way to remember! ?. P aint (purpose) R ed (research) H ouses (hypothesis) E ven (experiment) A fter (analysis) C loudy (conclusion) Days. WORD BANK. Seedling- Developing plant. ENDURING UNDERSTANDING. Seeds are living organisms in a dormant state. LEARNING GOAL.

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Seeds

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STRUCTURE OF PLANTS

STRUCTURE OF PLANTS. THE ROOT SYSTEM. Characteristics of a root Parts of a root Types of a root Modification of root Function of a root . Characteristics of a root . The root is the underground, non-green part of the plant. It grows from the radicle of the embryo of seed.

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Review of Seed Germination and Control of Flowering

Review of Seed Germination and Control of Flowering. Topic 9.3. Seed dispersal. Way seeds are carried away from vicinity of parent plant Seeds are dispersed in various manners: Wind Water Animals The structure of seeds indicates their dispersal type. Dicot seed structure.

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ROOTS AND STEMS

ROOTS AND STEMS. What is their role in photosynthesis?. Functions of Roots. The primary functions of roots are: to anchor the plant (tap root vs. fibrous root) to absorb water and minerals (root hairs can penetrate spaces between soil particles)

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