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4-H/FFA Crops Career Development Event 2005-2010

4-H/FFA Crops Career Development Event 2005-2010. Weed Plant Identification Photos Courtesy of Purdue Agronomy and Google Images. Barnyardgrass. Ligules and auricles are absent No hairs present on leaf surface Mid-vein is distinct Dense spikelets . Bitter wintercress.

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CHAPTER 3: BIODIVERSITY

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Saturday, August 3, 2013

Saturday, August 3, 2013. Activities today. NGSS core ideas covered (today and on Wednesday). Morning debriefing Ecosystem studies Habitat studies (soil sampling) Vegetation sampling and rangeland inventories

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Animal, Plant & Soil Science E4-11 Plant Growth Regulators

Animal, Plant & Soil Science E4-11 Plant Growth Regulators. Interest Approach.

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Animal, Plant & Soil Science E4-11 Plant Growth Regulators

Animal, Plant & Soil Science E4-11 Plant Growth Regulators. Interest Approach.

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Objectives:

Objectives:. Define monocot Define dicot Determine the differences between monocots and dicots Identify plants and seeds that are monocots and dicots. Angiosperms. Diverse group contains most species of living plants. Flowering plants Seeds develop within fruit.

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How are cotyledons different between monocots and dicots?

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Kingdom Plantae

Kingdom Plantae. General Characteristics:. Eukaryotes Multicellular; organized into tissues, organs and systems Cell walls present (cellulose) Autotrophs ; contain chloroplasts Reproduce sexually. General Characteristics. What Plants need: Sunlight to carry out photosynthesis

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Plant Classification & Identification

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SeedFolks

SeedFolks. vocabulary. germinate. To begin to grow: sprout. fruit. The edible part of a plant that developed from a flower- sweet, has seeds inside a flesh. vegetable. The stem, leaves, root or seed pod of a plant- typically savory. cultivate. To prepare and use soil for gardening.

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How Plants Are Classified

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5 KINGDOMS

5 KINGDOMS. ANIMAL PLANT FUNGI PROTIST MONERA. Animal. heterotrophic , multicellular organisms with organs or tissues. All have a larval or embryonic stage of development. . Animal. Animals also exhibit different kinds of symmetry : asymmetry, spherical, radial, and bilateral

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Rants about PLANTS

Rants about PLANTS. Parts of a Plant. Flower: seed bearing structure Leaves: photosynthetic organ that contains vascular tissue Stem: supporting structure that carries water and nutrients between the roots and leaves Roots: underground organ that absorbs water.

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Standard 10-A

Standard 10-A. Question 1. Which student has correctly classified each plant?. Student 1 C. Student 3 Student 2 D. Student 4 . Question 2.

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Monocot vs. Dicot

Monocot vs. Dicot. 2 Classes of Angiosperm. Cotyledon- is the first leaf or pair of leaves produced by the embryo of a plant. Monocot - one leaf Dicot- two leaves. Roots. There are 2 types of roots: Fibrous (Monocot) Ex. Grass, lily, rice Taproots (Dicot)

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Life Science

ORGANISMS : Made up of one or more cells . Move Respond to changes in their environment . Anything they respond to is called a stimulus, (ex. Dogs hearing a sound), the action is a response (wagging tail, barking)

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Leaf Classification

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Smilacaceae

Smilacaceae. Catbrier Family By Ashlyn Kuklock. Smilacaceae. 10-12 Genera 300-320 species Herbs, shrubs, and woody vines. Smilacaceae. Leaves alternate or opposite, simple, often leathery, and palmately veined Flowers perfect or imperfect Sepals-3 Petal-3 Stamens-6 Carpels-3

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Leaves of Monocots have parallel veins (tubes), while Dicots have branching tubes.

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