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Science Flower Lab Worksheets

The document outlines a flower dissection lab aimed at identifying and understanding the reproductive parts of a flower, including their functions and the processes of pollination and fertilization. It provides a step-by-step procedure for dissection, a data table for recording observations, and analysis questions to deepen understanding. Additionally, it includes a vocabulary matching exercise related to key concepts in flower biology and reproduction.

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Science Flower Lab Worksheets

The document outlines a flower dissection lab aimed at identifying and understanding the reproductive parts of a flower, including their functions and the processes of pollination and fertilization. It provides a step-by-step procedure for dissection, a data table for recording observations, and analysis questions to deepen understanding. Additionally, it includes a vocabulary matching exercise related to key concepts in flower biology and reproduction.

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SCIENCE CLASS: FLOWER DISSECTION

LAB
Objectives:
1. Identify the reproductive parts of a flower.

2. Describe the function of each part (stamen, pistil, sepals, petals).

3. Understand the process of pollination and fertilization.

Materials:
• A large flower (Hibiscus/Papo or Lily recommended)
• Tweezers or small scissors
• Magnifying glass
• Clear tape
• Paper/Journal

Procedure:
Step 1: External Observation. Identify the sepals (outer green leaves) and petals.

Step 2: Remove the sepals and petals carefully using tweezers.

Step 3: Identify the Stamen (Male part). Look for the filament and the anther (pollen
part).

Step 4: Identify the Pistil (Female part). Locate the Stigma (top), Style (tube), and Ovary
(base).

Step 5: Carefully cut the ovary in half to see the ovules inside.

Data Table: Flower Parts Identification


Part Name Description / Color Function
Sepal Protect the flower bud
Petal Attract pollinators
Anther Produces pollen
Stigma Receives pollen (sticky)
Ovary Contains ovules (becomes
fruit)
SCIENCE CLASS: FLOWER BIOLOGY &
REPRODUCTION
Part A: Labeling the Diagram
Based on your dissection, label the following parts in your drawing:

A. Anther B. Filament C. Stigma D. Style E. Ovary F. Petal

Part B: Analysis Questions


Q: What is the difference between a 'perfect' and 'imperfect' flower?

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Q: How does the structure of the stigma help it catch pollen?

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Q: Describe the path of a pollen grain from the anther to the ovule.

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Q: Why are some flowers very colorful while others are plain/green?

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Part C: Vocabulary Match


Match the term with its definition:

1. Pollination ( ) a) The transfer of pollen to the stigma.

2. Fertilization ( ) b) When sperm and egg join in the ovule.

3. Germination ( ) c) The process of a seed starting to grow.

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