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5a Science Parts of the Flower

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  • What is part C called?
    Stigma
  • What is the function of F?
    Contains ovules which turns into new seeds.
    To make new pollen
    To attract insects to the flower.
    To capture and collect pollen
  • What is part G called?
    Sepal
  • What is the function of A?
    Contains ovules which turns into new seeds
    To collect and capture pollen
    To make new pollen
    To attract insects to the flower.
  • What is part D called?
    Style
  • Is this a flowering or a non-flowering plant?
  • What are the two types of stems?
    green/soft and woody
  • What is the thin outside of a plum called?
    skin
  • What type of weather do plum trees like?
    warm and sunny
  • A group of fruit trees growing in the same area is called an ______________
    orchard
  • Why are some roots widepread?
    to collect more water
  • What is the function of C?
    Contain ovules which turns into new seeds
    To make new pollen
    To collect and capture pollen
    To attract insects to the flower
  • The roots of the plum tree are _________________
    widespread
  • What is part E called?
    Ovary
  • Which part of the tree is the canopy?
    Top
  • The fruit grows from the _____________
    pistil
  • What is part F called?
    Petals
  • Which part of the plum contains the most sugar?
    Flesh
  • What is part A called?
    Anther
  • During respiration the plants take in ______________ and let out _____________
    carbon dioxide; oxygen
  • What is the process plants use to turn light into energy?
    Photosynthesis
  • The leaves of the plum tree are _____________
    spear-shaped
  • What is part B called?
    Filament
  • What does angiosperm mean?
    The seed is enclosed in the fruit
  • What does evaporation mean?
    water turning into gas
  • Name on stone fruit that is NOT a plum.
    peach, cherry, nectarine, apricot
  • What is the function of E?
    Contains ovules which turns into new plants
    To attract insects to the flower
    To make new pollen
    To collect and capture pollen
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