Part D: Angiosperms Despite differences in their reproductive organs, the basic principles of sexual reproduction are the same in both the plant and animal kingdoms. In this lab you will identify the structures of an Angiosperm flower (Rhododendron species) with their reproductive functions. Flowers are the reproductive organs in Angiosperms. Flowers produce male pollen containing sperm cells and seeds, which develop from the fertilized egg within the ovule. When mature, seeds are contained within fruit. Materials: 1 Flower 1 Scalpel or Razor Blade 1 Dissecting Microscope 1 Light Microscope 1 Slide and Cover Slip Procedure:
Part D: Angiosperms Despite differences in their reproductive organs, the basic principles of sexual reproduction are the same in both the plant and animal kingdoms. In this lab you will identify the structures of an Angiosperm flower (Rhododendron species) with their reproductive functions. Flowers are the reproductive organs in Angiosperms. Flowers produce male pollen containing sperm cells and seeds, which develop from the fertilized egg within the ovule. When mature, seeds are contained within fruit. Materials: 1 Flower 1 Scalpel or Razor Blade 1 Dissecting Microscope 1 Light Microscope 1 Slide and Cover Slip Procedure:
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