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Aim: Characteristics of Angiosperms Warm Up: Why do some flowers smell pretty?

Aim: Characteristics of Angiosperms Warm Up: Why do some flowers smell pretty? HW: Enjoy your weekend or not, the choice is yours. Angiosperms. Ch5 Sec 3. What are Angiosperms? (pgs 156-157). P lant that produces seeds that are enclosed in a fruit

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Aim: Characteristics of Angiosperms Warm Up: Why do some flowers smell pretty?

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  1. Aim: Characteristics of Angiosperms • Warm Up: Why do some flowers smell pretty? • HW: Enjoy your weekend or not, the choice is yours.

  2. Angiosperms Ch5 Sec 3

  3. What are Angiosperms? (pgs 156-157) • Plant that produces seeds that are enclosed in a fruit • The flower is the reproductive structure of the angiosperm • 2 characteristics of Angiosperms are: • Produce Flowers • Produce Fruits • FFFFantastic

  4. The Structure of Flowers (pgs. 157-58) • Petal- Colorful structure that attracts insects • Sepals- Protect the developing flower • StaMENS-Male reproductive parts • Anther • Filament • Pistils- Female reproductive parts • Stigma (Sticky…Why?) • Style • Ovary

  5. Parts of a flower diagram

  6. Reproduction (pgs. 158-59) • When a flower is pollinated, a grain of pollen falls on the stigma • The part of the flower called the ovule is where the sperm and egg join together.

  7. Types of Angiosperms (pg 160) • The two major groups of angiosperms are monocots and dicots. • The embryo in a seed gets food from the cotyledon, or seed leaf.

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