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1 Introduction to Biology
Week 8

2 Agenda Sign in, please turn in any late work
Finish Mammal paper (last week) Notes on Plants Including question sheets and dissection Homework for next week Virtual lab

3 From Last Week… Finish Mammal Worksheet (Animal Diversity Web)
See website at top of page.

4 Chapter 20: Plant Anatomy and Growth
20.1 Plant Organs Two parts- root and shoot Leaves-organs of photosynthesis Stems-supports leaves and transports materials Roots- anchors plant and absorbs water and nutrients from the soil Monocot vs. Eduicot See chart, page 344 Monocots- one cotyledon (embryonic leaves) Eudicots- two cotyledons

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7 Monocot and Eudicot Coloring

8 20.2 Plant Tissues and Cells
Plants grow their entire lives because of meristem (embryonic tissue) Three types of tissue Epidermal (covering) Ground (interior) Vascular (transport) Xylem- water and minerals Phloem-sugars

9 20.3 Organization of Leaves
Leaf is called a blade, with a stalk called a petiole Interior of leaf has two layers of mesophyll (carries on photosynthesis) Palisade (long cells) Spongy (irregular cells surrounded by air spaces) Ends of veins are in mesophyll

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11 20.4 Organization of Stems Wood- xylem that builds up year after year
One year’s growth is called the annual ring, can be used to tell the age of trees

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13 Help Wanted Activity

14 Chapter 21: Plant Responses and Reproduction 21
Chapter 21: Plant Responses and Reproduction 21.3 Sexual Reproduction in Flowering Plants Have an alternation of generations (sporophyte and gametophyte)

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16 Flower: reproductive structure found only in angiosperms
Parts Sepals- protect bud of flower during development Petals- attract pollinators Stamens- male portion where pollen is made (contains the anther on top of the filament) Carpel- female portion where ovary sits. Style (stalk) connect ovary with the stigma where pollen is deposited)

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18 Flower Activity Dissection Coloring

19 Complete… Testing Yourself: Chapter 20 Chapter 21

20 Homework Read Chapters 22, 23 and 24
Study these words for a matching quiz: Virus, prokaryote, protist, vascular plant, nonvascular plant, fungi, sponge, cnidarian, annelid, arthropod, chordate, xylem, phloem, flower, fruit

21 Virtual Labs Plant Transpiration


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