Parts of a Plant + Seed + Flower
What are the parts of a seed?
Seed cot, embryo, and endosperm.
What is germination?
Sprouting of a seed, and beginning of plant growth, then the root emerges from the seed covering.
What does a flowers look like?
Pretty.
What is sunlight essential for?
Photosynthesis.
Can a flowers be both perfect and incomplete?
Yes, it can be both perfect and incomplete.
What are the parts of a plant?
Leaves, stem, flower, roots, fruit, and seeds.
What does photosynthesis do for the plant?
It creates glucose, which creates energy for the plant.
What is the function of a seed?
To grow a baby plant.
Nitrogen, potassium, and phosphorus, P, N, K.
What is an perfect flower?
It includes both male and female parts.
What are the female reproductive parts?
Ovule, pollen tube, and pistil.
What should a seed look like if it has germinated?
The seed should have a small sprout.
What is the function of a flower?
To reproduce the plant.
What are the secondary macronutrients?
What is an imperfect flower?
Pistillate - lacks stamens
Staminate - lacks pistals
What are the male parts of a flowers reproductive system?
Anther, stamen, filament, and pollen.
What is needed for a seed to germinate.
Water, sun, and the correct temperature
How does the function of a plant help a flowers to function?
The plant transfers the nutrients and water to the plant.
What are all the needs for a plant to grow?
Water, nutrients/macronutrients, sunlight, temperature, and ph.
What is a complete flower?
It contains all major flower parts including petals, sepals, and both reproductive organs.
What are all 9 parts of a flower?
Petal, stigma, pistil, style, anther, filament, stamen, ovary, and sepal.
What is need for photosynthesis to happen and what is made from it?
What is needed for photosynthesis = Sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide.
What is made from photosynthesis = Glucose and oxygen.
What are the functions of all six parts of the plant.
Leaves: Photosynthesis(making food)
Stem: Supports the plant and transports nutrients
Flower: Reproduction and seed production
Roots: Absorbs water and nutrients
Fruit: Spreads seeds
Seeds: Baby plants
What happens to the plant if it doesn't receive the macronutrient, nitrogen?
The plants leaves and stem grow and chlorophyll production is low/gonzo.
What is a incomplete flower?
It is missing one or more of the sepals, petals, stames, or pistils.