PLANTS THAT REPRODUCE BY MAKING SEEDS

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PLANTS THAT REPRODUCE BY MAKING SEEDS SEED PLANTS PLANTS THAT REPRODUCE BY MAKING SEEDS

SEEDS The reproductive package

SEEDS The reproductive package

SEEDS The reproductive package

SEEDS The reproductive package Three parts to each seed: The Seed Coat The Endosperm The Plant Embryo

The Seed Coat Tough outer covering! Resistant to drying out Can not be digested!

THE ENDOSPERM The plants food source Made through the fertilization process, that’s where it gets its name The largest part of the seed!

THE PLANT EMBRYO Three parts to each embryo: Pre Leaves - Epicotyl Pre Stem - Hypocotyl Pre Root - Radicle

THE EMBRYO

SEED PART

SEED PLANTS Two Major Types ANGIOSPERMS GYMNOSPERMS

GYMNOSPERMS Literally means: NAKED SEED Produce seeds on scales Scales clustered on Cones .

Seeds form on these scales .

FERTILIZATION PRODUCES SEED SPORES GROW INTO GAMETOPHYTE INSIDE CONE TREE IS SPOROPHYTE GYMNOSPERMS Life Cycle CONES PRODUCE SPORES FERTILIZATION PRODUCES SEED SPORES GROW INTO GAMETOPHYTE INSIDE CONE

THE ANGIOSPERMS The flowering plants!

THE ANGIOSPERMS The flowering plants!

THE ANGIOSPERMS The flowering plants!

THE ANGIOSPERMS The flowering plants!

THE ANGIOSPERMS Flowering plants Flower Structures! MALE PARTS FEMALE PARTS

THE FLOWERS OTHER STRUCTURES

TREE IS SPOROPHYTE FLOWERS MAKE SPORES CALLED “POLLEN” POLLEN STUCK ON PISTIL, GROWS TUBE TO OVARY SEED GROWS FROM SPECIAL FERTILIATION SPERM MOVE DOWN POLLEN TUBE - FERTILIZE

Monocotyledenous or Monocots FLOWERING PLANTS TWO TYPES Monocotyledenous or Monocots and Dicotylenenous or Dicots COMPARING THE TWO

QUIZ YOURSELF ON THE SEED PARTS EPICOTYL HYPOCOTYL RADICLE SEED COAT ENDOSPERM EMBRYONIC PLANT