PPT-Types of leaves Types of leaves

1 Simple leaf 2 Compound leaf A Pinnate compound leaves B Palmate Compound leaves The shape of leaf 1 Acicular 2 Cordate 3 Lanceolate 4 Elliptical 5 Linear. FUR TYPES RARE TYPES VERY RARE TYPES CLARITY OTHER FA RS AIR LENGTHS BLA SAPPHIRE C SS PAL OM IN O C SS AH GANY ILVERBLUE SS ASTEL CR SS BR OW SAPPHIRE PLATINBL GL OW SILVERBLUE RE GL OW PASTEL BLUE I Margaret . Postgate. Cole. Intro…. Is this really a poem about Falling Leaves?. Margaret . Postgate. Cole. Dame Margaret Cole was born in Cambridge in 1893 and died . in 1980. .. . She . wrote about politics and history and became . Just the Concepts. Anatomical Features and Their Functions. Objectives. Describe . the . structures, types, . and the function of . seeds. ;. Describe . the . components, . the . types, . and the functions of . Ginkgo. Family: . Ginkgoaceae. Genus: Ginkgo. Species: . biloba. Scientific name: . Ginkgo . biloba. MAPLES. Family: . Aceraceae. Genus: Acer. MAPLES. Seeds!!. Ex: Red maple: . Acer . rubrum. Most maples have simple palmate leaves. 2011 . What is a leaf?. The leaf is a lateral, generally flattened structure borne on the stem.. It develops at the node and bears a bud in its . axil. . . The . axillary. bud later . develops into a branch. . Plants have 4 major structures:. roots. leaf. stem. flower. Roots. Functions. anchors plant. Functions. absorbs and transports water and minerals. Most absorption takes place at the . root tips. which are covered with . Mametz. Wood. LO: . 1:To understand the poem The Falling Leaves and compare to Futility.. 2: To annotate the poem . Mametz. Wood. Homework Check:. What did we learn about World War I through our homework task?. (to the tune of "The Wheels on the Bus"). The leaves of the trees turn orange and red. orange and red, orange and red. The leaves of the trees turn orange and red. All through the town.. The leaves of the trees come tumbling down. To understand the impact of context on a poem. To explore the use and purpose of an extended metaphor. What is Context?. The . background. , . environment. , . setting. , . or . surroundings. . of events. Chapter 6. The Plant Body: Leaves. FUNCTION OF LEAVES . Leaves are the solar energy and CO. 2. collectors of plants. . In some plants, leaves have become adapted for specialized functions. . And so, on to leaves. Lycoseris grandis . Asteraceae. GENERAL ORGANIZATION OF A VASCULAR PLANT. Shoot System. stem. leaves. Root System. Shoot System. Root System. TYPES OF ROOT SYSTEMS. Tap Root. Fibrous Root. TYPES OF ROOTS. Where do they meet? Where do they “meet”? Train #1 leaves station A and accelerates east at 0.5 m/s/s. At the same instant #1 leaves station A, train #2 leaves station B, which is 1.0 km east of A, and accelerates west at 0.25m/s/s. Relative to station A, where would the two trains pass? Assume they were on parallel tracks. Which gases will leaves be exchanging?. Gas Exchange in Leaves. What features will gas exchange organs have to maximise the rate of exchange?. Large surface area, short diffusion pathway, concentration gradient. Which is Which?. Characteristics of Conifers. Needle shaped leaves. Seeds that develop inside cones. Evergreen – green year round. Gymnosperm, conifer, softwood. Examples: pine, spruce, hemlock, fir.