Melting together

• Biologie
• Middelbare school
• vwo
• Leerjaar 1

Welcome everyone!

Today:

LessonUp questions

Explanation about fertilization (TB page 168)

Doing homework

Discussing test 

Plant of the week: Fluitekruid

Parts of flowers

What do you call part 3?

What do you call part 11?

Where does a new plant come out of? Give me the number and the name.

What are we going to learn today?

Today we will be learning:

How fertilization takes place. 

How fruits are formed. 

What different types of fruit there are. 

Fertilization 

After pollination took place, a pollen tube is formed so the nucleus of the pollen can get into the ovary. Within the ovary are different ovules, with each having their own egg cell. 

When the nucleus of the pollen and the egg cell melt together, fertilization takes place. 

After fertilization

When all the ovules are fertilized, the ovary will grow into a fruit. Because the ovules are in the ovary, the seeds will be in the fruit as well. 

Fruits

Fruits can be very different from each other. The shape of the fruit says a lot about how all the different seeds will be dispersed. 

Fruits

Seeds can be dispersed by:

- Animals

- Wind

- Water

- Explosions (!!!)

Get to work!

The homework for next lesson will be the exercises of paragraph 6.7 and 6.8. You can start working on them now.