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    The document summarizes the basic structures and functions of flowering plants including sepals, petals, stamen, filament, anther, pistil, stigma, style, and ovary. It also discusses perfect and imperfect flowers and different types of pollination such as anemophily, hydrophily, entomophily, and zoophily.

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    The document summarizes the basic structures and functions of flowering plants including sepals, petals, stamen, filament, anther, pistil, stigma, style, and ovary. It also discusses perfect and imperfect flowers and different types of pollination such as anemophily, hydrophily, entomophily, and zoophily.

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    The document summarizes the basic structures and functions of flowering plants including sepals, petals, stamen, filament, anther, pistil, stigma, style, and ovary. It also discusses perfect and imperfect flowers and different types of pollination such as anemophily, hydrophily, entomophily, and zoophily.

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    6.L.1.

    1- Summarize the basic structures and functions of flowering plants required for survival,
    reproduction and defense.

    Akash Immani 3rd period

    Flower Power!!
    As you go through the presentation of the flower notes, please complete the following chart.

    Name of structure Description of Picture of structure What does it do for


    structure the plant?

    Sepals Found at the base of Helps to protect the


    the flower, look like developing bud
    green petals

    Petals Colorful part of a They attract


    flower pollinators

    Stamen Male reproductive Produce male sex


    organs of a flower cells called pollen
    cells

    Filament Stalk like structure Holds up the anther

    Anther Circle shaped Produces pollen cells


    Pistil Female reproductive Produces female sex
    organ cells called
    ovules(egg cells)

    Stigma Sticky surface at the Receives the pollen


    top of the pistil

    Style Tube like stalk Holds the stigma up

    Ovary At the base of the Holds the ovules


    pistil

    Perfect Flower Have both male and It looks better


    female parts

    Imperfect Flower Either male or female It looks weird


    parts, not both

    1. Do all flowering plants contain both male and female structures?


    No
    Part II Pollination Vocabulary
    Use the BrainPop link to define the following terms.
    Term Definition
    Anemophily Pollination by wind

    Hydrophily Pollination by water

    Pollinizer A plant that generates water

    Entemophily When a plant is pollinated by insects

    Pollinator An agent that moves pollen, such as a bee or water

    Zoophily When a plant is pollinated by vertebrates, such as birds or bats

    Syngamy Cross-pollination, when pollen from one flower is delivered to


    the flower of a different species of plant
    Autogamy Self-pollination, when pollen moves from the male parts of a
    flower to the female part of the same flower, or another flower
    on the same plant
    Cleistogamy Self-pollination which occurs before a flower even opens

    Hybridization Pollination between plants of different species

    Pollen basket The hairy area on a bee’s hind leg where pollen collects

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