1. Plant’s Structure and Function

2. What makes a plant, a plant?
FEATURES OF PLANT KINGDOM
Photosynthesis
Cell wall made of cellulose
Fixed in one place
Sexual reproduction

3. Photosynthesis dogs need to recharge every four hours

4. Seedless plants
This plant species contains both vascular and nonvascular plants and reproduce through spores.

5. Seedless facts…
Seedless nonvascular plants are usually only a few cells thick and no more than a few centimeters tall.
Seedless vascular plants grow taller and can live farther from water.
Nonvascular plants help replenish and create new soil.
Ancient seedless plants formed into the coal we use today!

6. Coalification

7. Seed Plants Gymnosperms develop seeds in cones, such as pine trees.
Angiosperms produce flowers which are used for sexual reproduction.

9. Seed Plants
Plants that bare pods, flowers, fruit, or vegetables are seed plants.

11. BUD

12. BUD
FLOWER

13. BUD
FLOWER
SEED POD

14. BUD
FLOWER
SEED POD

15. BUD
FLOWER
STEM
SEED POD

16. BUD
FLOWER
STEM
SEED POD
PETIOLE

17. BUD
FLOWER
STEM
SEED POD
PETIOLE
LEAF

18. BUD
FLOWER
STEM
SEED POD
PETIOLE
LEAF
ROOTS

19. Seeds develop from female ovules
Seeds develop from female ovules. Seeds are released and grow into new plants after pollination which is a process of sexual reproduction. Each seed is slightly genetically different.

21. Vascular tissues
Xylem tissue is made up of hollow tubes. Xylem transports water.
Phloem tissue is made of tubular cells that are stacked to create tubes. Phloem transports food and nutrients.

22. Vascular Tissues

24. Flowers
Flowers can have either all male parts, all female parts, or a combination.
Flowers with just male or just female parts are called imperfect (cucumbers, pumpkin and melons).
Flowers that have both male and female parts are called perfect (roses, lilies, dandelion).

25. Perfect or Imperfect

26. Parts of a flower
anther (pollen)