'Attract pollinators' presentation slideshows

two parents male gamete female gamete genetic variation

Sexual Reproduction. two parents male gamete female gamete genetic variation. pistil. stamen. petals. receptacle. sepals. sepals. Sepals. outermost appendage of a flower protect the flower while it is developing and after the flower buds usually green. Petals. usually colorful

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Study of Plants Parts

Study of Plants Parts Grade 3 Heath Hawkins Introduction The seeds The flowers The fruits The roots The stems The leaves Seeds Grow new plants Formed inside the ovary Surrounded by a hard seed coat Flowers Produce seeds Attract pollinators Contain perfume and nectar Fruits

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Flowers

Flowers the reproductive structures of plants 4 parts of a plant Roots Stems Leaves Reproductive (includes flowers and fruits) Flowers have 4 different parts Sepals Petals Stamens Pistil Pedicel The flower stem Receptacle

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Flowers

Flowers . the reproductive structures of plants. 4 parts of a plant. Roots Stems Leaves Reproductive (includes flowers and fruits). Flowers have 4 different parts. Sepals Petals Stamens Pistil. Pedicel. The flower stem. Receptacle.

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Diversity

Diversity. 2.7 billion years ago, microbes invented photosynthesis Water split to get H needed to turn CO 2 into sugars, O 2 left behind All the iron on the surface rusted Oxygen accumulated Organisms adapted to new world They could get bigger; more efficient metabolism. Eukaryotes.

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Kid Friendly Plants

Kid Friendly Plants. At The Washington Youth Garden. Kid Friendly Plants:. appeal to all 5 senses grow over your head are fun to harvest attract pollinators are ready to eat inspire laughter and curiosity. Sensory Garden: Touch. Cotton Sensitive Plant; Mimosa pudica Lambs Ear.

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FLOWERS

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Do now!

Can you write in your planners that we will be having a test on Tuesday 20 th November (on cells etc.). Do now!. Can you then continue the sheet we were working on last lesson?. Revision dominoes. Self-pollination.

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Orchids

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Mimicry

Mimicry. Biological process where one species looks like another giving it an advantage. Fly that looks like a Bee. Monarch and Viceroy Butterflies. Poisonous Dart Frog and non-Poisonous Species. Orchid flower that resembles a bee to attract pollinators and scare away predators.

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Pollination and Fertilisation

Pollination and Fertilisation. Emphasis on Pollinators. Pollination. Self-pollination Pollen from the anther is transferred to the stigma. Cross Pollination. Pollen from the anther of one plant is transferred to the the stigma of a different plant. Wind Pollinated Flowers.

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