This document provides information about the reproductive parts of a gumamela flower. It identifies the male structures as the stamen and its parts, the anther and filament. It identifies the female structures as the pistil and its parts, the stigma, style, ovary, and ovules. The activity asks students to label these parts on a diagram of a gumamela flower.
This document provides information about the reproductive parts of a gumamela flower. It identifies the male structures as the stamen and its parts, the anther and filament. It identifies the female structures as the pistil and its parts, the stigma, style, ovary, and ovules. The activity asks students to label these parts on a diagram of a gumamela flower.
This document provides information about the reproductive parts of a gumamela flower. It identifies the male structures as the stamen and its parts, the anther and filament. It identifies the female structures as the pistil and its parts, the stigma, style, ovary, and ovules. The activity asks students to label these parts on a diagram of a gumamela flower.
Activity Title: The Reproductive Parts of Plants Learning Target: Label the male and female reproductive structures of a gumamela flower Reference(s): Science 7 SLM Q2 Module 7, MELC, LAS Writer: Khristy Ann P. Cabidog
The flower is the reproductive organ of a plant that
produces the egg and sperm. The sepals are green leaf-like covering at the base of the flower. The petals are the brightest and colorful parts of PARTS OF A GUMAMELA FLOWER Pistil a flower. The stamen is the male reproductive organ of a Stigma flower. Parts of Stamen: Style a. Anther- holds and produce pollen grains which contains the male sperm cells. b. Filament- holds or supports the anther up. Ovary
The pistil is the female reproductive organ of a
Ovules flower. It is found at the center of the flower shaped-like tube. Parts of Pistil: a. Stigma- the sticky flat top of the pistil. It catches the pollen grains transferred or dropped by the insects. b. Style- is a long, slender stalk which holds the stigma. c. Ovary- the base of the pistil that holds the eggs or ovules. d. Ovules – the female sex cells of the flower.
Activity: Name Me!
Directions: Identify and write the parts of the flower in the boxes provided for.