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Plant Organs

Plant Organs. IMAGE USED WITH PERMISSION http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Grundorganer.svg. Lesson Objective. The student will compare and contrast the plant and animal organ 
systems. Su bobjective 1: The student will explain the functions of the four organs in a plant.

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Plant Organs

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  1. Plant Organs IMAGE USED WITH PERMISSION http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Grundorganer.svg

  2. Lesson Objective The student will compare and contrast the plant and animal organ 
systems. Subobjective 1: The student will explain the functions of the four organs in a plant. Subobjective 2: The student will compare different organisms' 
system functions for maintaining homeostasis.

  3. The Four Organs in a Plant Erase inside the boxes to reveal the information. 1. Flower 2. Stem 3. Leaf 4. Roots

  4. Click here to watch a video about plants.

  5. The Flower The flower contains the sexual reproduction organs. The flower attracts insects, which are needed to carry 
pollen between plants, resulting in pollination. To investigate the parts 
of a flower, click on here.

  6. Can you remember the parts of a flower? Pull each 
name to the correct part. Anther Ovary Ovule Style Sepal Pistil Petal Stigma Filament Stamen Receptacle IMAGE USED WITH PERMISSION http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Grundorganer.svg

  7. The Stem The stem is the organ that holds a plant's leaves 
upright and facing light. It carries water and minerals to the leaves, and carries 
food around the plant. The stem is important for nutrition, excretion, and 
growth. IMAGE USED WITH PERMISSION http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Plant_stem_scheme_kz_p.png

  8. Click here to watch a video about plant stems.

  9. The Leaf Click on the boxes. The leaves are the organs of photosynthesis. They make all the food that the plant needs. Leaves contain chlorophyll, which uses light energy to change 
carbon dioxide and water into glucose. Leaves have tiny pores, which allow essential carbon dioxide in 
and waste gases (oxygen) out. Leaves are important for nutrition and excretion. Can you name all of the parts?

  10. Leaf Structure Click here to learn more about the structure and function of a leaf.

  11. The Root Click on the boxes. The root of a plant provides anchorage, so the plant 
does not blow away or fall over. With its root hairs, the root provides a large surface 
area to help take in water and minerals from the soil, 
both of which are essential for photosynthesis. The root is very important for plant nutrition. Click hereto learn more about the parts of a root. IMAGE USED WITH PERMISSION http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Root_rot_in _cicer_arietinum_(hydro-grown).jpg

  12. Root Osmosis Click here to link to a video.

  13. Your Turn! Label the root system. Lateral root Root cap Primary root Root hairs Root tip

  14. Click here to link to a time lapse video of radishes growing.

  15. Plant Parts Drag each word to the correct part of the plant. stem flower leaf roots

  16. Time for a Quiz! Click here to go to a web site to test your knowledge.

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