'Monocot seeds' presentation slideshows

Sexual Plant Propagation

Sexual Plant Propagation. Definition. Propagation -to reproduce or increase in number. Types of Propagation:. Sexual Uses seeds Requires the union of pollen (male sex cells) and egg (female sex cell) in the ovary Asexual Produces exact duplicates of the plant

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ANGIOSPERMS

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Seeds

Seeds. What are seeds?. Basic Parts of Seeds. 1. Embryo 2. Food Supply 3. Ovary wall or seed coat. Germination. Needed for Germ 1. Temperature 2. Moisture 3. Air 4. Light or absence of it. Germination. Process 1. Seed absorbs water 2. Seeds proteins activated

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Seeds

Seeds. The seed is a stage in the life cycle of a flowering plant (angiosperms). Seed types. Monocot seeds and Dicot seeds Example of a monocot seed is a corn seed Example of a Dicot seed is an apple seed. Dicot. Monocot. Parts of a monocot seed Corn seed.

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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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SEEDS Reproduction of Plants

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Questions, p. 59-61

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