transported in many ways-by wind, water, gravity, insects, and humans among others. Fertilization occurs when a sperm nucleus from a pollen grain unites with the egg nucleus from a pollen grain unites with the egg nucleus of an ovule in an ovary. A seed begins to form when fertilization occurs. Lesson 10: Leaf Structure and Transpiration is the Determine the change in Transpiration process by which volume of nutrient solution. water evaporates from Determine if there is a plants. relationship between the Water escapes from volume of nutrient solution plant leaves through and the number of leaves. openings called Observe and draw the stomata. stomatal unit from the Osmosis is the epidermis of a lettuce leaf. diffusion of water Learn about photosynthesis. across a membrane. The number of leaves on a plant influences the amount of water that passes through a plant. Lesson 11: Exploring Protists are a group of Make a list of things they Microorganisms one-celled organisms already know about with well-defined microorganisms. nuclei. Observe four species of living Many protists possess organisms called protists and both plant-like and identify their animal-like and animal-like features. plant-like characteristics. Protists are classified Observe, draw, and estimate by their movement. the length of four protists. Microorganisms are Create a cartoon using an organisms too small to Amoeba, Euglena, or be seen clearly without Paramecium as the main a microscope. character.
transported in many ways-by wind, water, gravity, insects, and humans among others. Fertilization occurs when a sperm nucleus from a pollen grain unites with the egg nucleus from a pollen grain unites with the egg nucleus of an ovule in an ovary. A seed begins to form when fertilization occurs. Transpiration is the process by which water evaporates from plants. Water escapes from plant leaves through openings called stomata. Osmosis is the diffusion of water across a membrane. The number of leaves on a plant influences the amount of water that passes through a plant. Lesson 10: Leaf Structure and Transpiration Determine the change in volume of nutrient solution. Determine if there is a relationship between the volume of nutrient solution and the number of leaves. Observe and draw the stomatal unit from the epidermis of a lettuce leaf. Learn about photosynthesis. Protists are a group of one-celled organisms with well-defined nuclei. Many protists possess both plant-like and animal-like features. Protists are classified by their movement. Microorganisms are organisms too small to be seen clearly without a microscope. Lesson 11: Exploring Microorganisms Make a list of things they already know about microorganisms. Observe four species of living organisms called protists and identify their animal-like and plant-like characteristics. Observe, draw, and estimate the length of four protists. Create a cartoon using an Amoeba, Euglena, or Paramecium as the main character.
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