CHP . 2
Plants structure and
function
Parts of the plants
• Roots , stem , leaves , flowers and fruits
are the parts of a plant . By studying these
parts we can identify the type and species
of plant
ROOT
• Part of the plant the grows under the soil for
support is called root
• There are two main types of roots a) tap root
b) fibrous root
• Dicotylendous plants have tap root
• Monocotylendous plants have fibrous roots
• Radicle - part of the seed which
grows from inside the seed
toward the soil is called radicle
• Plumule - part of the seed
which grows above the soil
from seed is called plumule
• Tap root - tap root is thicker at
the base . It tapers towards the
end . Tap root produce
secondary roots . Secondary
roots grow obliquely and
spread far and wide in the soil.
• Root hair - hair like
processesnear the root tips are
called root hairs
• Root cap - the tip of the root is
covered by a cap like sstructure
called a root cap this protects
the root tip from injuries
• Leaves arise from the nodes on a
stem
• Leaf blade- the broad spread out
part of leaf
• Leaf margin - edge of leaf entire ,
dentate , and lobed are some types
of leaf margins
• Leaf apex - tip of the leaf
• Petiole - the stalk of leaf some have
petioles while some do not
• Leaf base - portion of leaf attached
to the stem
• Stipules - small structure near leaf
base some have stipules while some
do not
• Pedicle - stalk of flower
• Calyx - outermost whorel of
floer
• Corolla - petals make the corolla
• Androecium - male reproductive
part of flower which is made up
of stamens each stamen has
anther and filament.
• Gynoecuim - femail reproductive
part of flower it is made up of
carpels each carpel consists of
stigma , style and ovary
•
• Pollen grains that are released from the anthers fall on the
stigma of another flower . This process is called pollination
• Fertilization - the ovules or egg cell in the ovary are fertilized
by the pollen grains fallen on stigma . This process is called
fertilization

Plants structure and function

  • 1.
    CHP . 2 Plantsstructure and function
  • 2.
    Parts of theplants • Roots , stem , leaves , flowers and fruits are the parts of a plant . By studying these parts we can identify the type and species of plant
  • 3.
    ROOT • Part ofthe plant the grows under the soil for support is called root • There are two main types of roots a) tap root b) fibrous root • Dicotylendous plants have tap root • Monocotylendous plants have fibrous roots
  • 4.
    • Radicle -part of the seed which grows from inside the seed toward the soil is called radicle • Plumule - part of the seed which grows above the soil from seed is called plumule
  • 5.
    • Tap root- tap root is thicker at the base . It tapers towards the end . Tap root produce secondary roots . Secondary roots grow obliquely and spread far and wide in the soil. • Root hair - hair like processesnear the root tips are called root hairs • Root cap - the tip of the root is covered by a cap like sstructure called a root cap this protects the root tip from injuries
  • 6.
    • Leaves arisefrom the nodes on a stem • Leaf blade- the broad spread out part of leaf • Leaf margin - edge of leaf entire , dentate , and lobed are some types of leaf margins • Leaf apex - tip of the leaf • Petiole - the stalk of leaf some have petioles while some do not • Leaf base - portion of leaf attached to the stem • Stipules - small structure near leaf base some have stipules while some do not
  • 8.
    • Pedicle -stalk of flower • Calyx - outermost whorel of floer • Corolla - petals make the corolla • Androecium - male reproductive part of flower which is made up of stamens each stamen has anther and filament. • Gynoecuim - femail reproductive part of flower it is made up of carpels each carpel consists of stigma , style and ovary •
  • 9.
    • Pollen grainsthat are released from the anthers fall on the stigma of another flower . This process is called pollination • Fertilization - the ovules or egg cell in the ovary are fertilized by the pollen grains fallen on stigma . This process is called fertilization