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Goal # 7 Plant Reproduction. I. Reproductive Organs. Flower = Plant part containing all the reproductive organs of a flower. Used in plant identification Reproductive organs are responsible for Fertilization Seed production Pollination. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Goal # 7Plant
Reproduction
I. Reproductive Organs1. Flower = Plant part containing all the
reproductive organs of a flower.A. Used in plant identificationB. Reproductive organs are responsible for
1. Fertilization2. Seed production3. Pollination
2. Petals-Colorful structures that encase the reproductive parts
-used for luring in pollinators
3. SepalsA. LeaflikeB. Encircle the peduncle
below the petalsC. Peduncle: the base of
the flower
4. StamenA. Male reproductive organ of a flower B. Filament – stalk that holds up the anther
C. Anther1. Located at the tip of the stamen2. Produces pollen (plant sperm)3. Pollen shakes off anther and drops onto female
organs
5. PistilA. Female organB. Ovary
1. Bottom portion of the pistil2. Contains 1+ ovules
• Ovules contain 1 egg each
Variations• Incomplete Flower: A flower that lacks 1+ organs
– Ex) sweet corn – no petals
II. Reproductive Methods
1. PollinationA. The pollen is transferred from the anther to
the pistil.B. By wind, water or animals
1) Self-Pollination2) Cross-Pollination
C. Plants pollinated by animals produce nectar1. Nectar is a food of liquid including proteins and
sugarsa) Collects at the base of petalsb) Animals trying to get the nectar get pollen on themc) The animal flies to another flower and the pollen
brushes off.2. Plants that produce nectar attract pollinators
with color/scent
D. Fertilization1. A pollen grain rests at the tip of the stigma2. A long tube (pollen tube) grows down into the
ovary.3. The pollen moves into the ovule and fertilizes the
egg.
E. Seeds 1. Seeds develop from flowers2. The wall of the ovule becomes the seed coat
F. Fruits1. The ovary enlarges and becomes the fruit2. A fruit is a structure that holds the seeds
a. fleshy (apple/grape/tomato/cucumber)b. Dry (peanuts/sunflower seeds/walnuts)
G. Seed Dispersal1. Animals distribute seeds by eating fruits
• Raccoons, deer, bears, humansa. Spit seedsb. Digest seedsc. Drop seeds (birds)d. Bury seeds (squirrels)
2. Wind & Water transport seeds
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