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Title: I. Dispersal of Fruits


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I. Dispersal of Fruits Seeds
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Dispersal
  • It is the scattering of fruits and seeds to other
    places.

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Importance of Fruits and Seeds Dispersal
  • This enables new plant seedlings to grow better.

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What are the characteristics of fruits and seeds
that are easily carried by wind?
small
dry
very light
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Fruits with winglike structures
narra
apitong
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Other fruits with parachute like structures
kogon
kapok
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Fruits/ Seeds carried by water
coconut and kalumbobot
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Fruits/ Seeds dispersed by animals
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  • Bright-colored and sweet fruits attract animals.
  • When these animals eat the fruits, they swallow
    the seeds and later expel them with their feces.
  • The seeds grow into new plants if the conditions
    in the place are favorable.

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Fruits with hooks, bristles and sticky surfaces
attach themselves to the fur, hair or feathers of
some animals
This is another way by which animals scatter
fruits or seeds.
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Some fruits are explosive. When the seeds
inside them are ready to grow, the fruits
explode and scatter the seeds. The fruits of
ipil-ipil
camachile
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Answer the following questions in your notebook
  • What is the meaning of dispersal?
  • What would happen if the seeds of plants were not
    dispersed?
  • What are the characteristics of fruits and seeds
    that are dispersed by wind? By water?

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Parts of the Seed
Dicot or Dicotyledons
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Parts of the Seed
Monocot or monotocotyledons
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Common Parts of the Seed
  • Seed Coat
  • Embryo
  • Endosperm

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Meaning of Parts of the Seed
seed coat
  • It is tough and waterproof.
  • It covers and protects the embryo.

endosperm
  • It is the food supply of the seed.

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  • Or the seed leaf, absorbs the food in the
    endosperm and transports it to the embryo.

cotyledon
  • It is the first part of the seedling.
  • It becomes the primary root.

radicle
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  • It is the germinating seedling of a plant.
  • (stem)

hypocotyl
hilum
  • It is the germinating seedling of a plant.
  • (stem)

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Please answer Activity Sheets 1.8-1.10
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III. Seed Germination
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Germinate
  • Begin to grow.

How does a seed Germinate?
  • A seed needs three things to germinate

1- water
2- oxygen
3- right temperature
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