The Botanic GardenS By:Maple Leaves.

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the Botanic GardenS By:Maple Leaves

Dillenia Philippinensis Humming birds disperse Dillenia Philippinensis seeds by eating the fruit of the plant and passing it out through its droppings.

Heliconia Seeds disperse by spores. It has very attractive flowers , ranging from yellow to red. It disperses it spores like Bird Nest Fern by wind.

Tembusu Tree (Heritage Tree) The Tembusu tree is the heritage in Singapore and is featured on the $5 note. Its flowers are fragrant and they are cream coloured. Its fruits are small orange berries. The moths help to disperse its seeds.

Vanda Miss Joaquim It reproduces by seeds and pollen. It is Singapore’s National flower.

QUIZ TIME !!! How do Heliconia disperse their spores??

QUIZ TIME!!! What is Singapore’s national flower??

QUIZ TIME!!! What is Singapore’s heritage tree that is featured on the $5 note??

QUIZ TIME BONUS QUESTION!!! Name 3 plants that reproduce by spores like the Heliconia ?? (Not found in the powerpoint) (General knowledge question.)

The end End of the slide show THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND ATTENTION BY: Rachel ZiXin Eldrick Tzer Chyan