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Parts of the flowers and reproduction in plants with seeds
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What is a flower?
• A flower isn´t an ornament or a present for someone, is the reproductive organ of plants.
The function of a flower is to produce seeds for the plant reproduction. For the plants, these seeds are the near generation.
The flower is a
structure made up
of modified leaves.
It contains the
reproductive organs
of the plant where
gametes are
produced.
• Pollination: is the transfer of pollen from the anthers of a flower to the stigma of the same flower or of another flower.
• Once a pollen grain reaches the stigma of a flower, it starts to develop a tube (pollen tube), which grows along the style until it reaches the ovary.
• The male gametes travel through the pollen tube to reach the ovary, where the female gamete is.
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The fruit is formed around the seed in angiosperms: after fertilization , the flower loses the sepals, petals, stamens, style and stigma. The walls of the ovary get “fatter” and form the fruit with the seed inside. The fruit´s function is to protect the seed and help in its dispersion.
• If the conditions are good, when the seed fall to the ground will germinate.
• 1º: seed absorbs the water so the coast breaks.
• 2º: seed opens and the embbryo begins to develop creating a new plant.
• At first, the new plant feeds on the supplies stored in the seed until it can carry out photosynthesis and begans to make its own nutrients.
Bibliography:
• http://www.pollinatorparadise.com/what_is_pollination.htm
• Libro Natural Science bruño 1º ESO
• Libro de Natural Science 2ºESO
• Book of natural Science Anaya 1º ESO
• Unit 6 Natural Science 1º ESO