Please Do Now Answer the following questions 1 In what cell layer of the leaf does the majority of photosynthesis take place 2 Why does the spongy mesophyll layer of cells look the way it does What function does the sponginess serve ID: 409401
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AIM: SWBAT identify the different parts of the flower and their role in plant reproduction
Please Do Now: Answer the following questions:
1. In what cell layer of the leaf does the majority of photosynthesis take place?
2. Why does the spongy
mesophyll
layer of cells look the way it does? What function does the “sponginess” serve?Slide2
Do NowBrooklyn Botanic Garden GAPBrief NotesSexual Encounters of the floral kindFlower Dissection Lab
Reading/Annotation
AgendaSlide3
Brooklyn Botanic Garden
Offering a Gardening Apprentice Program
Work behind the scenes or with garden visitors
Learn about botany and the environment
grow harvest and cook your own fruits and vegetables
Develop job skills
THIS WOULD BE AN INCREDIBLE ADDITION TO ANY RESUME FOR APPLYING TO COLLEGE
GUESS WHO WOULD HAVE A GREAT CHANCE AT GETTING ACCEPTED? YOU. WHY? YOU HAVE TAKEN A PLANT BIOLOGY COURSE ALREADYSlide4
See me for flyerswww.bbg.org/gapTier 2 and 3 of the program are paid
Open House November 10
th
Community Service Credit
Applications Due December 5th
Garden Apprentice ProgramSlide5
Many species of plants have a single species of pollinator, and have evolved to be particularly suited to that pollinatorThe colors will be well suited to attract that particular species, the smell, and the shape will match the beak
How have plants and their pollinators co-evolved?Slide6
The pollen grain lands on the stigmaA tube grows down to the ovary
Sperm passes through the tube and fertilizes an ovum
A seed develops from the fertilized ovum
What happens after pollination?Slide7
Pollen TubeSlide8
One Flower per group of one or twoEach Partner Keeps their own data sheet and turns it inOnly work on the poster section when all other work is completedIf you need help finding parts, raise your hand I will come and help
Questions?
During the Lab