Author: Judy Jones

Plant Reproduction Vascular Angiosperm

Label on the diagram and give the function of each of these flower parts:
Stamen
Anther
Stigma
Pistil
Ovary
Petal
Sepal

Other Questions

How is reproduction in Gymnosperms different from reproduction in angiosperms?
Label the following:
Endosperm, Cotyledon, root, shoot, seed coat
What hormones do plants produce and for what purpose?

Information Organizer #11
Plants

Vocabulary

Non-vascular

phloem

xylem

pollination

meristem

Stomata

Gametophyte

Sporophyte

Classification of Plants

Plant Processes

Plant Reproduction
Non-vascular

For each of the following:
describe the significant features of the group and
give an example.
Non-vascular:
Bryophytes:
Vascular:
Pterophyta:
Gymnosperms
Angiosperms
Monocots
Dicots

Transport: How do plants get materials to their cells? How do plants remove waste from their cells?
Non-vascular:
Vascular:
Nutrition: How do plants get food and how do they break it down to provide energy to their cells?
Respiration: How do plants exchange gases with the environment?

In the diagram below, label:
capsule, spores, sporophyte, meiosis, fertilization, gametophyte and 1N and 2N.

Why is this type of life cycle called “alternation of generations?”
Which generation is dominant and can photosynthesize?