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This PowerPoint presentation created by Dan VanHouten is designed to help high school biology students learn about the main parts of a typical flower. It identifies and describes the functions of the stigma, ovary, ovule, sepal, stamen, filament, and anther. The presentation includes diagrams and a video to illustrate the parts of a flower.

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An Interactive PowerPoint By: Dan VanHouten High school Biology Quit
About the PowerPoint Stigma Ovary Ovule Sepal Stamen Filament Anther Authors 際際滷 Resources
This PowerPoint is designed to help students identify, locate, and describe the function of the main parts of the typical flower. Parts of a flower video Quit
The Stigma of a plant is the sticky end of the Carpel. The Carpel is the considered the female reproductive structure of a flower. This structure, the Stigma, is used for the collection of pollen from other plants. Quit
The ovary are a structure that houses the ovules of the flower. Once these ovules become fertilized, they then develop into seeds. Quit
The ovule is similar to the egg in animals. It is the female reproductive cells and when fertilized by pollen, will develop into a seed. Quit
The sepals are the leaves that lie right below the petals of the flower. The sepals of the flower are used as protection and nourishment for the flower when it is still a bud. Quit
The Stamen is considered the male structure of the flower. The stamen is made up of the Filament and the Anther. Quit
The Filament of flower is simply the stalk part of the stamen. Its function is to hold up and support the anther. Quit
The Anther of a flower is located at the top of the Stamen supported by the Filament. The Anther contains pollen sacs that release pollen. The pollen is then brushed onto the pollinators ( birds, insects, ect.) and then brought to the stigma of another flower of the same kind. Quit
My name is Dan VanHouten and Im a student at Grand Valley State University. I am studying to teach high school Biology with a Health minor. If there are any questions or comments please feel free to contact me at: Vanhoutd@student.gvsu.edu Quit
http://www.brynmawr.edu/biology/williams/images/Brapa_PHWsmall.jpg http://www.sbceo.org/%7Ekmguad/public_html/departments/7thScience/images/flowe r_diagram.gif http://greenspade.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/malva-moschata-calyx.jpg http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/thumb_285/1214997660Y5VjvM.jpg http://www.plantstogrow.com/botany/fact_pages/images_2/anther-02crcm.jpg http://farm1.static.flickr.com/83/238764408_6057f65320.jpg?v=0 http://biology.clc.uc.edu/graphics/bioall/families/Rosaceae%20flower.gif Quit

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Learn The Main Parts Of A Flower And

  • 1. An Interactive PowerPoint By: Dan VanHouten High school Biology Quit
  • 2. About the PowerPoint Stigma Ovary Ovule Sepal Stamen Filament Anther Authors 際際滷 Resources
  • 3. This PowerPoint is designed to help students identify, locate, and describe the function of the main parts of the typical flower. Parts of a flower video Quit
  • 4. The Stigma of a plant is the sticky end of the Carpel. The Carpel is the considered the female reproductive structure of a flower. This structure, the Stigma, is used for the collection of pollen from other plants. Quit
  • 5. The ovary are a structure that houses the ovules of the flower. Once these ovules become fertilized, they then develop into seeds. Quit
  • 6. The ovule is similar to the egg in animals. It is the female reproductive cells and when fertilized by pollen, will develop into a seed. Quit
  • 7. The sepals are the leaves that lie right below the petals of the flower. The sepals of the flower are used as protection and nourishment for the flower when it is still a bud. Quit
  • 8. The Stamen is considered the male structure of the flower. The stamen is made up of the Filament and the Anther. Quit
  • 9. The Filament of flower is simply the stalk part of the stamen. Its function is to hold up and support the anther. Quit
  • 10. The Anther of a flower is located at the top of the Stamen supported by the Filament. The Anther contains pollen sacs that release pollen. The pollen is then brushed onto the pollinators ( birds, insects, ect.) and then brought to the stigma of another flower of the same kind. Quit
  • 11. My name is Dan VanHouten and Im a student at Grand Valley State University. I am studying to teach high school Biology with a Health minor. If there are any questions or comments please feel free to contact me at: Vanhoutd@student.gvsu.edu Quit
  • 12. http://www.brynmawr.edu/biology/williams/images/Brapa_PHWsmall.jpg http://www.sbceo.org/%7Ekmguad/public_html/departments/7thScience/images/flowe r_diagram.gif http://greenspade.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/malva-moschata-calyx.jpg http://thumbs.dreamstime.com/thumb_285/1214997660Y5VjvM.jpg http://www.plantstogrow.com/botany/fact_pages/images_2/anther-02crcm.jpg http://farm1.static.flickr.com/83/238764408_6057f65320.jpg?v=0 http://biology.clc.uc.edu/graphics/bioall/families/Rosaceae%20flower.gif Quit