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Chapter 27 Opener

Chapter 27 Opener. Figure 21.1 The Evolution of Plants. Figure 21.1 The Evolution of Plants (Part 2). Figure 21.1 The Evolution of Plants (Part 1). Figure 21.4 Alternation of Generations in Land Plants. Figure 21.4 Alternation of Generations in Land Plants. In-Text Art, Ch. 27, p. 557.

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Anatomy and Physiology of Vegetable Plants

Anatomy and Physiology of Vegetable Plants. Divisions of Plant Physiology. Major Plant Parts. Roots Stems Leaves Flowers. Roots. Functions: Absorb water and nutrients Anchor the plant, and support the above ground part of the plant. Store food. Roots. Root Systems:

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Plant anatomy and growth

Plant anatomy and growth. STAGES OF PLANT GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT. Seed germination Vegetative Reproduction. Proper temperature Sufficient moisture Ample supply of oxygen. GOOD SEED GERMINATION REQUIREMENTS. Vegetable seeds Examples: Celery, Cantaloupe, lettuce Flower seeds

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Chapter 3 BOT3015L Biology of Flowering Plants: Reproduction Flowers and Pollination

Chapter 3 BOT3015L Biology of Flowering Plants: Reproduction Flowers and Pollination. Presentation created by Danielle Sherdan All photos from Raven et al. Biology of Plants except when otherwise noted. Today. Introducing angiosperms, flower structure and function Pollination

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Fruit s & Flowers

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PLANTS

PLANTS. TERMINOLOGY. LIFESPAN. BIENNIAL : live 2 yrs. ANNUAL : live < 1 yr. PERENNIAL : live > 2 yrs. GROWTH FORMS. GRASS. FORB/HERB : not woody. SHRUB : woody, small. SUCCULENT : stores water in tissue. TREE : woody, tall. FLOWERS. Sex organ of plant From modified leaves

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Parts of a Flower

Parts of a Flower. 5 th Grade. Parts of a Flower. Parts of a Flower. Parts of a Flower. What does the Anther do? . Holds pollen grains . What is the pistil ? . The female part of the plant that has the stigma, style, and ovary . What is the style ? .

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REPRODUCING PLANTS

REPRODUCING PLANTS. CHAPTER 8 AGRISCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY. Modified by Georgia Agricultural Education Curriculum Office . July, 2002. TYPES OF PLANT REPRODUCTION.

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Reproduction of Seed Plants

Reproduction of Seed Plants. parts of a flower. Sepals. Structure of Flowers. Sepals and Petals Sepals usually green and found at the base of a flower enclose the bud before it opens protect the flower while it is developing. Petals. Structure of Flowers. 2. Petals

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Chapter 31.1

Chapter 31.1. Reproductive Structures of Flowering Plants. AP Biology Spring 2011. Floral Structure and Function. Flowers form on a modified branch of the sporophyte when master genes in the apical meristem are turned on . Floral Structure and Function.

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Basic Flower Structure

Basic Flower Structure. stigma. carpel. gynoecium. Flower is perfect Flower is monoecious. locule. style. pollen. ovary. ovule. anther. filament. stamen. androecium. petal. corolla. sepal. perianth. receptacle. calyx. Perianth is complete. pedicel. Some Example Stories:.

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FLOWERS

FLOWERS. About 80% of all plants are angiosperms (flowering plants). Flowering plants are efficient food makers, tough, fast growing, and good at producing offspring . Flowers are the reproductive parts of the plant. Complete Flowers. Have all 4 main parts

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