SC 101 Chapter 3 - Flowers Fruits and Seeds

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SC 101 Chapter 3 - Flowers Fruits and Seeds

Purpose of flower and fruits
to produce seeds for reproduction
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Purpose of flower and fruits to produce seeds for reproduction
Petals corolla; attracts insects
Sepals encloses petals; come off pedicel (stalk/receptacle)
Filament long stalk
Anther Produces pollen
Pollen "Male" reproductive sperm
Pistil central long vase shaped
Stigma (sticky tip) receives pollen
Style stalk
Ovary (at base) produces ovules
Ovules "Female" egg cells in ovary
stamanate flower missing pistils
pistilate flower missing staman
Monoecious plant have stamanate and pistilate on same flower
Diecious 2 plants/only has male flower or female (American Holly)
Corn tassels male staminates
corn cob/ear female pistilates
clusters inflorescents
Length of Day and Night most important factor of causing flowering
photoperiodism variation in intensity of light or to varying periods of light and darkness
production of florigen hormone that caes bud to develop
short day flower needs darkness
factor of flowering temperature change, length of day and night, soil nutrients in water (crowding)
Pollination trasfer of pollen from another (stamen) to stigma (pistil)
artificial pollination hybrid cross
hybrid cross between plants in same family but not same species (must prevent self-pollination by removing stamens)
Natural Agents bees, butterflies, moths (insects), wind/ rain, birds, and small animals
secrete nector small amounts
pollination purpose attracts insects (especially bees and birdds who harvest it as food)
Glands at base of petals brush against pollen while collecting nectar
pollination is 10-15% sugar (add bee enzymes and evaporation= honey)
carrier flower looks and smells like rotten meat
bright colors at night moths
anitihistamines reduce inflammation
histamine causes symptoms
inflamation immune system over reacts to pollen

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