"Blooming and Fruiting of Plants" PPT

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"Blooming and Fruiting of Plants" PPT

Part One: Classroom Thoughts

Thinking: What is the meaning of plant flowering?

Which part of the flower will develop into fruit in the future?

Which structures in flowers are most important for plants to reproduce?

1. The structure of flowers

stamens

anther filament

petals calyx

pistil

style ovary

flower receptacle flower stalk

2. Pollination and fertilization

When the stamens mature, the corolla and calyx open to reveal the stamens and pistils. This process is called flowering.

After the flower opens, the anthers of the stamens burst and the pollen is released and falls on the stigma of the pistil. This process is called pollination.

Self-pollination: Pollen grains produced by the stamens of a flower land on the stigmas of the pistils of the same flower.

Cross-pollination: Pollen produced by the stamens of one flower falls on the stigma of the pistils of another flower through external force.

Flowering and fruiting of plants PPT, part 2: discussion

Not all pollen can land on the stigmas of the same flower, and not all stigmas can get pollen from the same plant. If the pistils are not fertilized by pollen during flowering, the plant will gain nothing from its efforts to bloom.

If the plant mother wanted you to help her, what do you think she could do? What do you think is the quickest way to achieve results?

Discuss the following issues based on actual conditions:

1. Corn ears often have missing kernels, and sunflower kernels often have hollow kernels. What is the reason? How to make up for the lack of pollination in nature?

2. During the flowering season of fruit trees, if you encounter continuous rainy weather, the yield of fruit trees will often be reduced. What is the reason?

3. Some flowers do not bear fruit. For example, most of the flowers of cucumbers and pumpkins do not bear fruit. Can you explain this phenomenon?

Flowering and fruiting of plants PPT, Part 3 content: Assignment:

1. After class, find your favorite plant that is blooming and conduct artificial assisted pollination on them.

2. Read P106 "The Beautician of the Earth—Horticulturist".

3. Preview P107-110, Chapter 3, Section 1: Green plants need water to live.

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Part One Content: The Composition of Flowers

corolla

The crown is made of petals.

Different types of flowers have different sizes, colors and numbers of petals.

calyx

The calyx is the part that supports the petals. When it is not blooming...

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