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Slide 1: Types of Plants By: Adam Nogle
Slide 2: Deciduous Shedding the leaves on a yearly basis. Example: Trees and srubs that are not evergreens.
Slide 3: Perennial Comes back every year. Example: Dahlia
Slide 4: Lives for one year then dies. Example: Sunflowers, tomatoes, beans, ect. Annual
Slide 5: Conifer Stays green all year and has seeds and pollen in cone like structure. Example: Giant Sequoias
Slide 6: Stigma The part of the pistol that receives the pollen. Bees land and transfer the pollen.
Slide 7: Stamen Pollen bearing organ of a flower.
Slide 8: Pollen bearing part of the stamen Anther
Slide 9: Pollen Fertilizing element in flowering plants. Insects transfer pollen from plant to plant. EXAMPLE:
Slide 10: Ovary The enlarged lower part of the pistol in female plants enclosing the ovules or seeds.
Slide 11: Petal One of the often colored segments of the corolla of a flower.
Slide 12: Pictures Bibliography http://preferredlandscapetx.com/ee/images/uploads/plants/Dianthus,%20Perennial.jpg http://www.ratemyscreensaver.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/06/af58sunflower4.jpg http://www.ultimategifts.co.uk/images/white_rose.jpg http://www.bb.iastate.edu/necgex/Figures/Anatomy.jpg http://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/Bees/Images/bee_pollen_macro.jpg http://www.dkimages.com/discover/previews/916/55044943.JPG http://www.karencarr.com/auto_image/auto_image_mid/US_Botanic_Garden_Conserva Info from Webster’s Dictionary