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1 The terms fruit and vegetable are somewhat confusing because they have both a botanical and a common usage. Botanically, a fruit always develops from a flower and is composed of at least one ripened ovary. Botanically, a vegetable is any edible part of a plant other than the flower. Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

2 The terms fruit and vegetable are somewhat confusing because they have both a botanical and a common usage. Botanically, a fruit always develops from a flower and is composed of at least one ripened ovary. Botanically, a vegetable is any edible part of a plant other than the flower. Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

3 The terms fruit and vegetable are somewhat confusing because they have both a botanical and a common usage. Botanically, a fruit always develops from a flower and is composed of at least one ripened ovary. Botanically, a vegetable is any edible part of a plant other than the flower. Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

4 We will stand and make these symbols
Quiz Wiz 1-10 Is it a fruit or vegetable? We will stand and make these symbols Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

5 Quiz Wiz 1-10 Is it a fruit or vegetable?
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6 Quiz Wiz 1-10 Is it a fruit or vegetable?
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7 Vegetable Quiz Wiz 1-10 Is it a fruit or vegetable?
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8 Vegetable Quiz Wiz 1-10 Is it a fruit or vegetable?
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9 Vegetable Fruit Quiz Wiz 1-10 Is it a fruit or vegetable?
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10 Answers 1-10 Is it a fruit or vegetable?
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40 Bonus: Name the main character in the movie A Bugs Life.

41 Bonus: Flick

42 Bonus # 2 Who is this?

43 Bonus # 2 Who is this? Ronnie James Dio
Black Sabbath Vocalist and Song Writer.

44 Parts of a fruit. - Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

45 Exocarp: Outer covering of the fruit. “skin”
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46 Mesocarp: Middle covering. “Flesh”
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47 Endocarp: Inner covering, the stiff area around the seed. “Stone” “Pit”
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48 Name the parts of the fruit below.
Exocarp, Mesocarp, Endocarp What does Exo, Meso, and Endo mean? Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

49 Exocarp Mesocarp Endocarp Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

50 Endo - Inside. Exocarp Mesocarp Endocarp
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51 Endo - Inside. Exocarp Mesocarp Endocarp
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52 Exo - Outside Endo - Inside. Exocarp Mesocarp Endocarp
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53 Exo - Outside Endo - Inside. Exocarp Mesocarp Endocarp
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54 Meso - Middle Exo - Outside Endo - Inside. Exocarp Mesocarp Endocarp
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55 Types of fruit Simple Fruits – Develop from one pistil Orange Corn
Apples Rice Acorn Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

56 Types of fruit Simple Fruits – Develop from one pistil Orange Corn
Apples Rice Acorn Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

57 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
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58 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

59 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Blackberry Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

60 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Blackberry Can a volunteer type blackberries on this device. _ Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

61 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Blackberry B_ Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

62 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Blackberry BL_ Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

63 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Blackberry BLA_ Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

64 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Blackberry BLAC_ Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

65 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Blackberry BLACK_ Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

66 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Blackberry BLACKB_ Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

67 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Blackberry BLACKBE_ Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

68 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Blackberry BLACKBER_ Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

69 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Blackberry BLACKBERR_ Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

70 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Blackberry BLACKBERRI_ Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

71 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Blackberry BLACKBERRIE_ Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

72 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Blackberry BLACKBERRIES Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

73 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Blackberry Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

74 Aggregate Fruits: Develop from flowers with many pistils.
Raspberry Blackberry Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

75 Strawberries develop from flowers with many pistils.
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76 Strawberries develop from flowers with many pistils.
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79 The term berry means that seeds are inside of the fruit.

80 The term berry means that seeds are inside of the fruit.
Is a Kiwi a berry?

81 The term berry means that seeds are inside of the fruit.
Is a Kiwi a berry?

82 The term berry means that seeds are inside of the fruit.
Is a Kiwi a berry? Yes

83 Berry? Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

84 Berry? No Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

85 Berry? No Seeds on the outside. Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

86 I think this is a berry, I don’t see any seeds on the outside.

87 Yum! Look at this delicious berry.
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88 Another delicious berry. Yum.

89 Multiple Fruits: Form from a cluster of several flowers.
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90 Multiple Fruits: Form from a cluster of several flowers.
Pineapple Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

91 “Oh” “Question answered” “This must be an aggregate fruit.”

92 Dehiscent: A dry fruit that splits at maturity releasing the seeds.
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95 Learn more about fruits at… http://www. floridagardener

96 Animals eat fruits and seeds for energy,
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97 Animals eat fruits and seeds for energy, stomach acids weaken seed coat,
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98 Animals eat fruits and seeds for energy, stomach acids weaken seed coat, seeds pass
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99 Animals eat fruits and seeds for energy, stomach acids weaken seed coat, seeds pass and then grow in the nutrient rich feces. Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

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112 Protected Warm Wet

113 Protected Nutrient Rich Warm Wet

114 Protected Nutrient Rich Warm Wet In the open

115 Far from Parent Protected Nutrient Rich Warm Wet In the open

116 Far from Parent Protected Nutrient Rich Warm Stomach acid wore away seed coat Wet In the open

117 Far from Parent Protected Nutrient Rich Warm Stomach acid wore away seed coat Wet In the open

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126 Plants Part V Available Sheet

127 Activity! Fruit Dissection
Please draw and label each fruit in your journal. What type of fruit it is? (From notes) Exocarp – (exo=outside). Mesocarop – (meso = middle). Endocarp – (endo = inner). Where attaches to plant (stem) Example – next slide. Copyright © 2010 Ryan P. Murphy

128 This is a plume, or simple fruit
This is a plume, or simple fruit. It developed from one ovary and has one seed. Has a very fleshy mesocarp and thin exocarp.

129 Lastly, Plants are incredibly valuable.
We eat the many parts of a plant.

130 Lastly, Plants are incredibly valuable.
We eat the many parts of a plant.

131 Roots Lastly, Plants are incredibly valuable.
We eat the many parts of a plant. Roots

132 Roots Lastly, Plants are incredibly valuable.
We eat the many parts of a plant. Roots

133 Stems Roots Lastly, Plants are incredibly valuable.
We eat the many parts of a plant. Stems Roots

134 Stems Roots Lastly, Plants are incredibly valuable.
We eat the many parts of a plant. Stems Roots

135 Stems Roots Lastly, Plants are incredibly valuable. Leaves
We eat the many parts of a plant. Leaves Stems Roots

136 Stems Roots Lastly, Plants are incredibly valuable. Leaves
We eat the many parts of a plant. Leaves Stems Roots

137 Stems Roots Lastly, Plants are incredibly valuable. Flowers Leaves
We eat the many parts of a plant. Flowers Leaves Stems Roots

138 Stems Roots Lastly, Plants are incredibly valuable. Flowers Leaves
We eat the many parts of a plant. Flowers Leaves Stems Roots

139 Stems Roots Fruits Lastly, Plants are incredibly valuable. Flowers
We eat the many parts of a plant. Fruits Flowers Leaves Stems Roots

140 Stems Roots Fruits Lastly, Plants are incredibly valuable. Flowers
We eat the many parts of a plant. Fruits Flowers Leaves Stems Roots

141 Stems Seeds Roots Fruits Lastly, Plants are incredibly valuable.
We eat the many parts of a plant. Fruits Flowers Leaves Stems Seeds Roots

142 Life Occurs from Plants
Lastly, Plants are incredibly valuable. We eat the many parts of a plant. Fruits Flowers Leaves The Energy Flow of Life Occurs from Plants Stems Seeds Roots

143 Try and figure out what picture is beneath the boxes.
Raise your hand when you know. You only get one guess.

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162 Try and figure out what picture is beneath the boxes.
Raise your hand when you know. You only get one guess.

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172 Try and figure out what picture is beneath the boxes.
Raise your hand when you know. You only get one guess.

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186 Try and figure out what picture is beneath the boxes.
Raise your hand when you know. You only get one guess.

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201 Can you say this with me…

202 Can you say this with me…
Plants,

203 Can you say this with me…
Eukaryotic, Plants,

204 Can you say this with me…
Eukaryotic, multi-cellular, Plants,

205 Can you say this with me…
Eukaryotic, multi-cellular, and photosynthetic Plants,

206 Capturing energy from the sun

207 Capturing energy from the sun
Can you say this with me… Plants, Eukaryotic, multi-cellular, and photosynthetic. Capturing energy from the sun Using CO2 and water

208 Capturing energy from the sun
Can you say this with me… Plants, Eukaryotic, multi-cellular, and photosynthetic. Capturing energy from the sun Using CO2 and water to…

209 Capturing energy from the sun
Can you say this with me… Plants, Eukaryotic, multi-cellular, and photosynthetic. Capturing energy from the sun Using CO2 and water to… create sugar

210 Capturing energy from the sun
Can you say this with me… Plants, Eukaryotic, multi-cellular, and photosynthetic. Capturing energy from the sun Using CO2 and water to… create sugar and oxygen.

211 Capturing energy from the sun
Can you say this with me… Plants, Eukaryotic, multi-cellular, and photosynthetic. Capturing energy from the sun Using CO2 and water to… create sugar and oxygen. connected to animals,

212 Capturing energy from the sun
Can you say this with me… Plants, Eukaryotic, multi-cellular, and photosynthetic. Capturing energy from the sun Using CO2 and water to… create sugar and oxygen. connected to animals, and

213 Capturing energy from the sun
Can you say this with me… Plants, Eukaryotic, multi-cellular, and photosynthetic. Capturing energy from the sun Using CO2 and water to… create sugar and oxygen. connected to animals, and necessary for our survival


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