Teacher's Notes Four parts of a flower -> arranged in rings inside each other. Sepal - Protected the flower when it was in bud. The sepal is often green. Stamen - The male part of the plant which produces the pollen (yellow, dust like). (anthers -> tops of stamen, filaments -> bottom part) Petals - Brightly coloured in insect pollinated plants. Small (or non-existent) in wind pollinated plants. Carpel -The female part of the plant which produce fruit once pollination has taken place. The fruit contains seeds. (Carpels. stigma -> top where it gets pollen, style -> pollen travels down, ovary -> where fruit is formed) Pollination
- When pollen is passed from the stamen to the carpels either by. The parts of a flower Copy and label the diagram. Then copy and complete these sentences. A flower is usually made up of _____ parts which are arranged in ______ inside each other. The sepal is the outermost ring. It _____ the flower when it was in bud. The petals of a plant are often ________ __________ to attract _______. The stamens are the ____ parts of the plant which produce the yellow, dust-like ______. The carpel is the ______ part of the plant which produces the _______ once ________ has taken place. A flower can be pollinated either by ______ or by _______. When a flower is pollinated by ______ the _____ go to feed on the ______ of the flower. They brush against the ______ and collect the _______. Then they brush against the _______ of the same or different flower and pass on the pollen that way. When a flower is pollinated by ________ the _______ blows the pollen. In this case the flowers usually have small or non-existent petals. The pollen reaches the carpel at the place called the _____. It travels down the _____ until it reaches the ______ where a _____ is formed. brightly, carpels, coloured, female, four, fruit, fruit, insects, insects, insects, insects, male, nectar, ovary, pollen, pollen, pollination, protected, rings, stamen, stigma, style, wind, wind, wind The parts of a flower Copy and label the diagram. Then copy and complete these sentences. A flower is usually made up of f____ parts which are arranged in r_____ inside each other. The sepal is the outermost ring. It pr_____ the flower when it was in bud. The petals of a plant are often b_______ c______ to attract in_____. The stamens are the m____ parts of the plant which produce the yellow, dust-like p_____. The carpel is the f_____ part of the plant which produces the f______ once p________ has taken place. A flower can be pollinated either by in_____ or by w_______. When a flower is pollinated by in_____ the in_____ go to feed on the n_____ of the flower. They brush against the s______ and collect the p_______. Then they brush against the c______ of the same or different flower and pass on the pollen that way. When a flower is pollinated by w_______ the w_______ blows the pollen. In this case the flowers usually have small or non-existent petals. The pollen reaches the carpel at the place called the s______. It travels down the s______ until it reaches the o_______ where a f_______ is formed. brightly, carpels, coloured, female, four, fruit, fruit, insects, insects, insects, insects, male, nectar, ovary, pollen, pollen, pollination, protected, rings, stamen, stigma, style, wind, wind, wind |
