Seed germination and plant growth

Subject: Biology

Grade: Lower Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Whiteboard presentation

Resource ID: a2296
Description:

At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– describe the structural components of a seed and their roles
– describe the chemical composition of different seeds
– describe the process of germination
– define the environmental factors necessary for germination.

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Development of seed... Slideshow Developmental stage... Whiteboard exercise Structural componen... Slideshow Seeds of seed plants Illustration Structural componen... Whiteboard exercise Monocots and dicots Whiteboard exercise Chemical compositio... Slideshow The developmental s... Whiteboard exercise Chemical compositio... Illustration Seed germination Animation Development of vege... Slideshow Seed germination Whiteboard exercise Epigeal germination Slideshow Hypogeal germination Slideshow Types of seed germi... Whiteboard exercise Plants with epigeal... Slideshow Plants with hypogea... Slideshow Environmental facto... Animation The properties of soil Whiteboard exercise Germination tempera... Whiteboard exercise

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Secondary School

Lower Secondary (Grades 7-9)

Biology

Plant reproduction

60. Seed germination and plant growth

YDP SA

Keywords

plant, embryo, growth, germination, seedling, monocots, dicots, fruit, seed, endosperm, cotyledon, juvenile phase, vegetative phase, sexual maturity, embryonic root, embryonic radicle, embryonic plumule, cotyledons, Seed germination and plant growth

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