'Fleshy fruits' presentation slideshows

Chapter 7

Chapter 7. Principles of Propagation by Seed. Principles of Propagation by Seed. Germination process- Seed must be viable = embryo alive and capable of germination Seed must receive: Water Proper temperature Oxygen Light (depending on species)

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Music Scramble

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Plant Adaptations

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Types of Fruits

Types of Fruits. Indehiscent Fruits. Dry fruits which do not split along definite lines to release seeds at maturity. Examples:. Achene Samara Caryopsis Nut. Achene. Seed coat not fused with ovary wall. Achene: Sunflower Seed. Samara. Ovary wall forms a winglike structure.

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GENERATIVE ORGANS

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What Adaptations Do Plants Have to Disperse Seeds?

What Adaptations Do Plants Have to Disperse Seeds?. Plants rely on their environment to disperse seeds. Wind Animal Transport External Internal Other: burying seeds Drop to ground. Achene. Pappus. Wind Dispersal. Some structures allow seeds to be easily carried in the wind.

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Plant Reproduction adapted from fa/WebImages/FA_HTMLs/newitje/prepro. ppt

Plant Reproduction adapted from www.fa.org/WebImages/FA_HTMLs/newitje/prepro. ppt. Structure of a Flower. 1. Pistil 2. Stigma 3. Style 4. Ovary 5. Stamen 6. Filament 7. Anther 8. Petal 9. Sepal 10. Receptacle 11. Stem. Male Reproductive Structure.

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Fruit development

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UNIT 4

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