why are plants so important?
Índex
1. Big questions
5. Asexual reproduction
2. Glossary
6. Plant nutrition
7. Plant respiration
3. Mindmap
8. Benefits from Photosynthesis
4. Pollination
BIG QUESTIONS
1. HOW DO PLANTS REPRODUCE?2. WHAT IS POLLINATION? 3. HOW DO PLANTS GET THEIR FOOD? 4. HOW DO PLANTS BREATHE? 5. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS ?
GLOSSARY
- Pollination
- Stamen
- Pistil
- Filament
- Anther
- Pollen
- Stigma
- Style
- Ovary
- Ovules
- Petal
- Sepal
- Spores
- Stolons
- Rhizomes
- Tubers
- Autotrophs
- Photosynthesis
- Roots
- Stem
- Leaves
- Stomata
- Chlorophyll
- Xylem
- Glucose
- Phloem
- Solar energy
- Global warming
- Oxygen
- Carbon dioxide
Sexual r.
Flowering Plants
Flowering Plants Non-Flowering plants
REPRODUCTION
Asexual r.
Spores
Animal Pollination
Autotrophs
Photosynthesis
NUTRITION
PLANTS
Day = Take in Carbon dioxide, release Oxygen
RESPIRATION
Night =Take in Oxygen, release Carbon dioxide
+Food. +Global warming +Oxygen +Habitat for animals
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
Benefits
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
Flowering plant's reproductive organs are in its FLOWERS.
Plants can have male and female parts. The reproduction takes place when the male and the female cells join together.
Male parts: The STAMEN which is made up of the FILAMENT and ANTHER. Female part: The PISTIL which is made up og the STIGMA, STYLE, OVARY and OVULES.
REPRODUCTION:
What is POLLINATION?
1: The pollen from the anther sticks in the stigma. 2 : It travels through the style to the ovary 3: It joins to the ovules 4 : A seed is made. 5 : When the flower dies, the seed is spread.
Asexual reproduction
Non flowering plants reproduce asexually with SPORES.
Flowering plants that reproduce without seeds.
STOLONS
RHYZOMES
TUBERS
STRAWBERRIES
GINGER
POTATOS
plant nutrition
Plants are AUTOTROPHS.They make their own food, through PHOTOSYNTHESIS.
PLANTS RESPIRATION
During the day, plants take in carbon dioxide and release the oxygen they don't need.
During the night, plants take in oxygen they need for respiration and release carbon dioxide
HAVING PLANTS
BEFENITS OF
HABITATS FOR ANIMALS
GLOBAL WARMING
OXYGEN
FOOD
U4. PLANTS
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why are plants so important?
Índex
1. Big questions
5. Asexual reproduction
2. Glossary
6. Plant nutrition
7. Plant respiration
3. Mindmap
8. Benefits from Photosynthesis
4. Pollination
BIG QUESTIONS
1. HOW DO PLANTS REPRODUCE?2. WHAT IS POLLINATION? 3. HOW DO PLANTS GET THEIR FOOD? 4. HOW DO PLANTS BREATHE? 5. WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF PHOTOSYNTHESIS ?
GLOSSARY
Sexual r.
Flowering Plants
Flowering Plants Non-Flowering plants
REPRODUCTION
Asexual r.
Spores
Animal Pollination
Autotrophs
Photosynthesis
NUTRITION
PLANTS
Day = Take in Carbon dioxide, release Oxygen
RESPIRATION
Night =Take in Oxygen, release Carbon dioxide
+Food. +Global warming +Oxygen +Habitat for animals
PHOTOSYNTHESIS
Benefits
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
Flowering plant's reproductive organs are in its FLOWERS.
Plants can have male and female parts. The reproduction takes place when the male and the female cells join together.
Male parts: The STAMEN which is made up of the FILAMENT and ANTHER. Female part: The PISTIL which is made up og the STIGMA, STYLE, OVARY and OVULES.
REPRODUCTION:
What is POLLINATION?
1: The pollen from the anther sticks in the stigma. 2 : It travels through the style to the ovary 3: It joins to the ovules 4 : A seed is made. 5 : When the flower dies, the seed is spread.
Asexual reproduction
Non flowering plants reproduce asexually with SPORES.
Flowering plants that reproduce without seeds.
STOLONS
RHYZOMES
TUBERS
STRAWBERRIES
GINGER
POTATOS
plant nutrition
Plants are AUTOTROPHS.They make their own food, through PHOTOSYNTHESIS.
PLANTS RESPIRATION
During the day, plants take in carbon dioxide and release the oxygen they don't need.
During the night, plants take in oxygen they need for respiration and release carbon dioxide
HAVING PLANTS
BEFENITS OF
HABITATS FOR ANIMALS
GLOBAL WARMING
OXYGEN
FOOD