Traveling Seeds

Apr 23, 2012

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Traveling Seeds

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1. Traveling Seeds!

2. Parts of the Seed

3. How do seeds travel? Why is it important for seeds to grow some place far away from the parent plant?

4. Travel by Air What are some properties seeds that travel by air might have?

5. Travel by Water Where would we find seeds that travel by water?

6. Hitching a Ride Some seeds are designed to hitch a ride with animals and humans. They attach to fur or clothes.

7. Hitching a Ride

8. Hitching a Ride

9. Hitching a Ride What are some properties seeds that hitch a ride might have?

10. Edible Seeds What are some characteristics edible seeds might have?

11. Other ways animals help seeds travel How else can animals help seeds travel?

12. How do you think these seeds travel

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SEEDS. How do seeds travel?. FLYING. Some seeds fly or glide in the wind. POPPING. Some seeds pop from plants and shoot seeds everywhere. STICKING. Some seeds stick to animal fur and are carried away. CARRY AND BURY. Birds carry fruit and drop the seeds. Squirrels bury seeds.

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Seeds and Seeds

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Traveling Seeds!

Traveling Seeds!. Parts of the Seed. Seed Coat. Cotyledon. Embryo. How do seeds travel?. Why is it important for seeds to grow some place far away from the parent plant?. People can help some seeds travel. BUT, how can seeds travel without help from humans?. Travel by Air.

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SEEDS AND SEEDS

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Seeds ,. Dispersal, Dormancy and Germination. Seed Formation. A seed consists of A dormant plant embryo A food reserve A protective coat Each fertilised ovule develops into a seed Endospermous seeds the food reserve is outside the embryo as triploid endosperm e.g . rice, maize

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Traveling Seeds

Traveling Seeds. Why do seeds travel?. Seeds need to travel in order to survive. It is an adaptation for them! Seeds cannot travel on their own. They need help from other things in the environment. How do you think seeds travel?. How did the seeds get to this field?.

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