Unit 1 module 3- Sexual reproduction in plants
FLOWERS AS REPRODUCTIVE STRUCTURES ABBOTTS PAGE 53.
Chapter 38: Plant Reproduction and Development. Flowers Sexual organs of Angiosperms. Develop from compressed shoots with four whorls of modified leaves.
Flowers HortBotany Lesson Plan #9. Flowers: A Marvelous Innovation Flowering plants first appeared around 140 million years ago (Upper Jurassic). Oldest.
? This Weeks Quiz ? This Friday Chapter # 43 .
Understanding Flower Anatomy. Instruction / Help Green arrow to go forward Blue arrow to go back Red Home icon to go to the beginning of the slide show.
JOURNAL Choose 3 items below to contrast: a.Vascular vs. nonvascular b.Seed vs. seedless c.Angiosperm vs. gymnosperm d.Monocot vs. dicot e.Bryophyte vs.
MADANIA (Middle School) Grade 9 Biology Handout THE CONTINUITY OF LIFE Pollination Name: ______________ Class : 9 ___ Day/date: ______________.
NameTypeWhat ?Organisms+- 1. Binary Fission AsexualCell splits and replicated DNA goes with each part bacteria fast easy all offspring have same DNA 2.
Plants: Angiosperms
Flowers the reproductive structures of plants. 4 parts of a plant Roots Stems Leaves Reproductive (includes flowers and fruits)
Unit A: Basic Principles of Plant Science with a focus on Field Crops Lesson 5: Understanding Flower Anatomy.
