PPT-Seeds on the Run: A Model of Seed Dispersal

Sara Garnett Michael Kuczynski Anne Royer GK12 workshop 12512 On the run Most organisms dont spend their whole lives in the place they were born Dispersal movement of organisms away from a given population or parent. Track your software investments and understand how your Embarcadero software is being used With the Embarcadero License Center ELC you can have centralized and simplified control over license administration It is one more way Embarcadero Technologie . Seeds are the beginning! Look at the diagram to review the parts of a seed.. 1. 2. 3. 6. 5. 4. Next. How do plants depend on animals to disperse their seeds?. . Start with Seeds! . Image Source: by permission from Primary Games. http. ://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fruit. http://www.school.net.th/library/create-web. /10000/science/10000-6605/pic1.jpeg. http://waynesword.palomar.edu/plfeb99.htm#parachutes. http://wildlifeofhawaii.com/flowers/category/view-plants/hawaiian-fruit-or-cones/. seed disperser and predator. 12.05.2012. Jakob. . Nalley. , Liz Schultheis and Tomomi Suwa. Today’s Outline. . Background on dispersal and predation. Field Experiment. Project Squirrel (citizen science project). Processes and Requirements. What is germination?. I have used this word before in class. It is when the first embryonic root emerges from the seed coat. Germination is a process that begins only when certain conditions are met. Floral Careers. Plant . Propagation. 3 Basic Parts. Embryo. Food Storage . Coverings. Embryo. Part of the seed that “germinates” and becomes the new plant.. Bean seed showing embryo. Food . Storage. Seeds come in . hundreds. of different shapes and sizes, but they all have the same purpose—to reproduce. Whether you buy your seeds or collect them from the garden, there are a few tips and tricks to ensure they germinate successfully after you've sown them. Take our quiz and test your seed knowledge. Robert Price. California Dept. of Food & Agriculture. Seed Laboratory. Why Clovers?. Commonly grown as forage and cover crops. Challenging to the seed analyst [15 spp. in AOSA Rules out of ca. 250]. Terms. What is a seed?. What . will you see in a seed. ?. Monocots &Dicots. Seed parts. Life cycle of plant. Germination Steps. Pictures of seeds and their parts. Activities & Discussion . Activity websites . Section 1: Seed Plants – The Spermopsida. Seed Plants – The Spermopsida. Life on land offers several benefits to plants. Abundant sunlight. Continuous free movement of gaseous carbon dioxide and oxygen. Like any other organism, plants have to reproduce in order to survive as a species!. If plants didn’t reproduce, what would happen?!. Exactly . . . . There would be no more plants! And that would be bad . . . . Because there would be no more me or you!!!!. v.s. . rare genotypes grown under temperate climate .  .  . .  .  .      .   . F. Bavec. 1. , M. Gorenjak. 2. , . S. . Grobelnik Mlakar. 1. , M. Jakop. 1. , A. Bavec. 3. , M. Bavec. 1 . 1. Bureau of Land Management BLM in partnership with numerous federal agencies and non-federal organizations As the 31rst step of the Native Plant Materials Development Program NPMDP SOS146s mission is t Biogeography. The study of where organisms live is called . biogeography.. Note: In addition to studying . where. species live, biogeographers also try to understand . what. led to the worldwide distribution of species that exist today..