1. Plants

2. The Basics Eukaryotic Multicellular Producers
Have chlorophyll for photosynthesis

3. More Basics
Cuticle – waxy covering that protects the leaves and stems from drying out.
Plants have cell walls for structure

4. Plant Reproduction Plants reproduce with spores and gametes
Life cycle has 2 stages
Sporophyte – makes spores
Gametophyte – makes gametes

7. Mosses

8. Ferns and club mosses

9. Gymnosperms – cycads, pine, ginkoes

10. Angiosperms

12. Vascular Plants
Vascular plants have vascular tissue that helps them to transport materials through their bodies
Xylem – carries water from roots to leaves
Phloem – carries glucose from leaves to stem/roots

13. Cotyledon
Seed leaf
Used for germination
Provides food for germination

14. Plant reproduction
Angiosperms carryout sexual reproduction using flowers
Sepals – protect the immature bud
Flowers – vary in shape and color, attract insects for pollination
Anther – male reproductive parts, makes the pollen
Pistil – female reproductive parts, tip is called the stigma

16. Pollination
Occurs when pollen grains are transferred from anthers to stigma
After pollination occurs, a seed develops and the ovary develops a fruit around it
Once conditions are good, a seed will germinate and grow into a new plant

17. Germination