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Apologia Elem Botany
Lesson 3: Angiosperms
Question | Answer |
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What is so special about angiosperms? | They provide us with the things we need, like food and clothing, and often produce beautiful flowers. |
What is the purpose of a flower? | To make seeds |
What is the job of the sepal? | To cover and protect the developing flower bed |
Explain what the corolla is. | It is all of the petals together. |
What is the male part of a flower called? | The stamen |
What is the female part of the flower called? | The carpel |
Where are the flower's ovaries? | At the bottom of the style on the carpel |
What do ovules become after they are pollinated? | Seeds |
What are the two flowers in one on a daisy? | "The (usually) white petals count as one flower, and the cluster of (usually) tiny yellow disc petals that form the "eye" is technically another." ~World of Flowering Plants |
Can an orchid be divided perfectly in half? | Yes. "Orchid flowers are symmetrical. Each flower can be divided perfectly in half, with two equal parts." ~English Gardens.com |
How long can an orchid live? | They can live up to 100 years. ~English Gardens.com |
How large is the family of flowering orchid plants? | "Orchids are the largest family of flowering plants. With more than 25,000 species, there are more orchids on the planet than mammals and birds!" ~English Gardens.com |
Can a carnivorous plant be able to eat you if they tried? | "Contrary to popular belief, carnivorous plants can't harm humans." ~Epic Gardening.com |
Where do seeds come from? | Seeds come from a kind of plant called and angiosperm. |
Why is the stigma at the top of the carpel a sticky head? | It is sticky because it is designed to catch any pollen that touches it. |
What is the name of the long tube the stigma sits on top of? | The style |
What is the function of the style? | The style is the tube that the pollen goes down to get to the egg. |
About how many families of angiosperms have been classified by botanists? | About 300 families |
Which type of plants tend to grow back the next year? | Perennials |
Which type of plants might live for only one year? | Annuals |
What is symbiosis or a symbiotic relationship? | When living things depend on each other for survival |
What is bilateral symmetry in biology? | When living things can be divided in half and each half look like the other half vertically |