Final presentation in edtech.ii
- 1. GOOD MORNING !!!! WELCOME TO THE WORLD OF FLOWERS
- 2. PRAYER……
- 4. Parts of a Complete Flower and Its Function FLOWER is not a single organ, but is branch-bearing and stemlike parts on a shoot axis. Flowers like other types of twigs, develops from buds. Flowers develop from flower- buds or from mixed buds.
- 6. Pictures of a Flower:
- 8. Define what is a flower? the seed-bearing part of a plant, consisting of reproductive organs (stamens and carpels) that are typically surrounded by a brightly colored corolla (petals) and a green calyx (sepals).
- 9. PARTS OF A COMPLETE FLOWER I. SEPALS II. PETALS III. STAMENS IV. PISTIL
- 10. SEPALS - is the outermost layer of leaves known as the calyx, usually green in color. - Protect the inner part of the flower in the bud.
- 11. PETALS - this circle of organs lies inside the sepals and is called collectively the corolla. Frequently brightly in color and secrete aromatic substances. - attract insects which are necessary for pollination.
- 12. STAMENS - these floral organs are situated inside the sepals. - a stamen consists of a stalk called the filament with a pollen-bearing anther at its apex.
- 13. PISTIL - a structure in the center of a flower. The pistil is composed of one organ (simple pistil) or of several organs(compound pistil). A pistil has a base (ovary), with a stalk (style) arising from the ovary, and a slight enlargement (stigma) at the top of the style.
- 14. Ovary - the structure that houses the ovules of the flower. - Once this ovule become fertilized, they then develop into seeds.
- 15. Receptacle - The enlarged tip of a stem that bears the floral parts.
- 17. Answer key:
- 18. Assignment: Next meeting please bring the following: 1.Flowers with radical symmetry ( regular flowers) 2.Flowers with bilateral symmetry(irregular flowers) 3.Hypogynous flower
- 19. CLASS ….THANK YOU FOR COMING AND THANKYOU FOR LISTENING TO OUR DISCUSSION TODAY…….
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