7. what might happen if every type of flower was attra ctive toevery type "of polifi'nat or!Station 40: Living Angiospormprocc dure : Examine the living angios perm at this station - Makedrawing of the plant in the spacc provided - Dc sure to label|caf , stemiroot, and flower, if prescnt.Arc the structure s in your drawing part of the sporophyte orgamo tophyte gencration ?2.1S this plant being a monocot or dicot? List the charac teristic sthat you observed that led you to this condlusion?9. What is the difference between pollination and fertilizationpollinati on.Fertiliration:flowerStemeafroots chation I1in Ant aeneration of a mos.ItStation 4A: Living Angior perm with Flowerpro cedurc ! Examine the living angiosper m at this station- Make a drawingof the plant in thc space provided : Bc sure to label lcaf ,stem , root, andflower.1ATC the structurc in your drawingpart of sprophyte or gamctophytogenera tion?petalantherovaryse pal2) where arc the game tophy tes ?eaf3)1s this plant a monocoł or dicot?List the characteristic that you ob seryedthat led you to this conclusion-roots4)what is the purpose of the flower?5-) Angios perms producC much less polken than gym nos perms - Why?6-Some flowering plants attract specific polina tors What is the ad vantageto a flowering plant if it attract only onc specific pollinator?

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7. what might happen if every type of flower was attra ctive to
every type "of polifi'nat or!
Station 40: Living Angiosporm
procc dure : Examine the living angios perm at this station - Make
drawing of the plant in the spacc provided - Dc sure to label
|caf , stemiroot, and flower, if prescnt.
Arc the structure s in your drawing part of the sporophyte or
gamo tophyte gencration ?
2.1S this plant being a monocot or dicot? List the charac teristic s
that you observed that led you to this condlusion?
9. What is the difference between pollination and fertilization
pollinati on.
Fertiliration:
flower
Stem
eaf
roots

chation I
1in Ant aeneration of a mos.It
Station 4A: Living Angior perm with Flower
pro cedurc ! Examine the living angiosper m at this station- Make a drawing
of the plant in thc space provided : Bc sure to label lcaf ,stem , root, and
flower.
1ATC the structurc in your drawing
part of sprophyte or gamctophyto
genera tion?
petal
anther
ovary
se pal
2) where arc the game tophy tes ?
eaf
3)1s this plant a monocoł or dicot?
List the characteristic that you ob seryed
that led you to this conclusion-
roots
4)what is the purpose of the flower?
5-) Angios perms producC much less polken than gym nos perms - Why?
6-Some flowering plants attract specific polina tors What is the ad vantage
to a flowering plant if it attract only onc specific pollinator?

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