plant reproduction fruit & seed dispersal giant kelp also a protist!
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Plant Reproduction
Fruit & Seed Dispersal
Giant Kelp also a Protist!
Green Algae
Gymnosperm & Angiosperm Seeds
Flowering Plants:Monocot & Dicot Seeds
Mosses
Fruit of a Peanut Plant
• Forms in the ground
• Fertilization of an egg & pollen makes a seed
• Fruit is the ovary around the seed
Pineapple Fruit
Plants: Nonvascular & Vascular
Honey Possum & Bee Pollinators
Fruit & Seed Dispersal
Pollination versus Fertilization
Pollination: MechanicalTransfer of pollen:
Fertilization: JoiningOf pollen(sperm) with The egg in ovary
Cone Bearing Plants• Gymnosperms
• Cones
• “naked” seeds
• No ovaries
• Pollen
Ovaries surround the seeds
• Seed = Fertilized egg
• Ovary becomes the fruit
Roots
Stems
The stem of a plant provides pathways for the distribution of water and nutrients between the roots, leaves, and other parts of the plant. The herbaceous stem of the dandelion (top, center) lacks lignin, the stiffening material in rigid, supportive woody stems. For this reason, herbaceous plants are generally limited in their physical size. Spurges and cacti (bottom, left), their leaves reduced to needles to prevent evaporation in a dry climate, consist entirely of stem material. Tubers, such as potatoes (top, right), are swollen, food-storing, underground stems that nourish growing buds. The stems of some plants are adapted for protection, as in the hawthorn (bottom, right). Others actively compete for sunlight, using touch-sensitive, curling tendrils (top, left) or other structures to climb upwards.
Dorling Kindersley;Harry Taylor/Oxford Scientific Films
"Stems," Microsoft® Encarta® Encyclopedia 2000. © 1993-1999 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
Stem Structure
Grafting apple varieties
Parts of a Flower
Ferns: Frond & Fiddleheads
Fern Sporangia
• Underside of frond
• Spore Capsule• Contains
Spores• Asexual• 1N
Ferns & Mosses Require Wet Environments:
Gametophyte sperm cells Need water to swim to egg!
Alternation of GenerationsSporophyte makes spores
Gametophyte makes gametes
Fertilization=2N zygote