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5 Red- The process of reproduction in plants.

Mrs Diaz

HOW DO FLOWERING PLANTS REPRODUCE?

For this term in Science, Year 5 have started a new unit of ‘Living things’. Firstly, we looked at the reproductive process of a flower. We looked at Runners, Corms, Turbers and Bulbs and the process they take to make new stems. We then looked at the parts that make a flower. Can you remember the parts?

We labelled a flower diagram and then we explored a flowering plant by dissecting a Daffodil. Take a look at the pictures below.

Can you name the 10 parts of a flower?

STIGMA- stands for?-

STAMEN-stands for?-

2 responses to “5 Red- The process of reproduction in plants.”

  1. Irfa M.

    1. The ten parts of a flower is petal, stem, pollen, seeds, roots, anther, filament, style, receptacle and finally stigma.
    2. Stigma means its a special adaption portion of the pistil.
    3. stamen -Stamens are the male reproductive organs of flowering plants.

  2. Safa S.

    1. steam,pollen,petal,stigma,anther,carpel,sepal,style,filament and receptacle.
    2.stigma – it’s a specially adapted portion of the pistil.
    3.stamen – they consist of an anther the site of pollen develop.

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