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ACTIVITY &8: Fruit and seed anatomy (Student dissection or demonstration) The fate of the parts of the flower can differ among angiosperms. Floral parts typically become part of the seed and/or the fruit. 1. Obtain a germinated bean and use p. 145 of the atlas as a guide. The pod that housed the bean is the fruit of the bean plant. The bean is the seed of the plant. 2. The papery outer red covering of the bean is the seed coat, which developed from the integuments of the ovule. g eno le al boez 3. The white structure on the internal region of the bean is the hilum, the site where the seed was attached to the inner walls of the pod. eliunt ynd Vhutem Js 4. Draw and label the exterior of the bean in the space provided. U CLO22-26Cpou 5. Remove the seed coat to expose the pale underlying structure (cotyledon). Gently pry open the bean. How many cotyledons does a bean have? 6. Once the bean is opened, the embryonic sporophyte is revealed. It consists of a "leaf- like" structure called the embryonic shoot (referred to as the plumule in the atlas), and the embryonic root (radicle) that projects from the base. In the germinated bean, the radicle is the tail-like structure protruding from the bean. 7. Draw and label the interior of the bean in the space provided. Exterior of the bean Interior of the bean elggA us mosq nker Nob unt yrieel7 a coe iou bauog one lo eenevo bes barmot iun furl elgilluM nsdt ero barmot Jiun intatsgenppA GASLA enmetniwollol art lovoda horb oa) oqul a. What part of the bean plant is the fruit? ewolinu2 b. What is the red covering of the bean? (emax) moo c. Is a bean a monocot or a dicot? How do you know? Im Enuntewollesonuozslgaguonudon 103

ACTIVITY &8: Fruit and seed anatomy (Student dissection or demonstration) The fate of the parts of the flower can differ among angiosperms. Floral parts typically become part of the seed and/or the fruit. 1. Obtain a germinated bean and use p. 145 of the atlas as a guide. The pod that housed the bean is the fruit of the bean plant. The bean is the seed of the plant. 2. The papery outer red covering of the bean is the seed coat, which developed from the integuments of the ovule. g eno le al boez 3. The white structure on the internal region of the bean is the hilum, the site where the seed was attached to the inner walls of the pod. eliunt ynd Vhutem Js 4. Draw and label the exterior of the bean in the space provided. U CLO22-26Cpou 5. Remove the seed coat to expose the pale underlying structure (cotyledon). Gently pry open the bean. How many cotyledons does a bean have? 6. Once the bean is opened, the embryonic sporophyte is revealed. It consists of a "leaf- like" structure called the embryonic shoot (referred to as the plumule in the atlas), and the embryonic root (radicle) that projects from the base. In the germinated bean, the radicle is the tail-like structure protruding from the bean. 7. Draw and label the interior of the bean in the space provided. Exterior of the bean Interior of the bean elggA us mosq nker Nob unt yrieel7 a coe iou bauog one lo eenevo bes barmot iun furl elgilluM nsdt ero barmot Jiun intatsgenppA GASLA enmetniwollol art lovoda horb oa) oqul a. What part of the bean plant is the fruit? ewolinu2 b. What is the red covering of the bean? (emax) moo c. Is a bean a monocot or a dicot? How do you know? Im Enuntewollesonuozslgaguonudon 103

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ACTIVITY &8: Fruit and seed anatomy (Student dissection or demonstration) The fate of the parts of the flower can differ among angiosperms. Floral parts typically become part of the seed and/or the fruit. 1. Obtain a germinated bean and use p. 145 of the atlas as a guide. The pod that housed the bean is the fruit of the bean plant. The bean is the seed of the plant. 2. The papery outer red covering of the bean is the seed coat, which developed from the integuments of the ovule. g eno le al boez 3. The white structure on the internal region of the bean is the hilum, the site where the seed was attached to the inner walls of the pod. eliunt ynd Vhutem Js 4. Draw and label the exterior of the bean in the space provided. U CLO22-26Cpou 5. Remove the seed coat to expose the pale underlying structure (cotyledon). Gently pry open the bean. How many cotyledons does a bean have? 6. Once the bean is opened, the embryonic sporophyte is revealed. It consists of a "leaf- like" structure called the embryonic shoot (referred to as the plumule in the atlas), and the embryonic root (radicle) that projects from the base. In the germinated bean, the radicle is the tail-like structure protruding from the bean. 7. Draw and label the interior of the bean in the space provided. Exterior of the bean Interior of the bean elggA us mosq nker Nob unt yrieel7 a coe iou bauog one lo eenevo bes barmot iun furl elgilluM nsdt ero barmot Jiun intatsgenppA GASLA enmetniwollol art lovoda horb oa) oqul a. What part of the bean plant is the fruit? ewolinu2 b. What is the red covering of the bean? (emax) moo c. Is a bean a monocot or a dicot? How do you know? Im Enuntewollesonuozslgaguonudon 103
Transcribed Image Text:ACTIVITY &8: Fruit and seed anatomy (Student dissection or demonstration) The fate of the parts of the flower can differ among angiosperms. Floral parts typically become part of the seed and/or the fruit. 1. Obtain a germinated bean and use p. 145 of the atlas as a guide. The pod that housed the bean is the fruit of the bean plant. The bean is the seed of the plant. 2. The papery outer red covering of the bean is the seed coat, which developed from the integuments of the ovule. g eno le al boez 3. The white structure on the internal region of the bean is the hilum, the site where the seed was attached to the inner walls of the pod. eliunt ynd Vhutem Js 4. Draw and label the exterior of the bean in the space provided. U CLO22-26Cpou 5. Remove the seed coat to expose the pale underlying structure (cotyledon). Gently pry open the bean. How many cotyledons does a bean have? 6. Once the bean is opened, the embryonic sporophyte is revealed. It consists of a "leaf- like" structure called the embryonic shoot (referred to as the plumule in the atlas), and the embryonic root (radicle) that projects from the base. In the germinated bean, the radicle is the tail-like structure protruding from the bean. 7. Draw and label the interior of the bean in the space provided. Exterior of the bean Interior of the bean elggA us mosq nker Nob unt yrieel7 a coe iou bauog one lo eenevo bes barmot iun furl elgilluM nsdt ero barmot Jiun intatsgenppA GASLA enmetniwollol art lovoda horb oa) oqul a. What part of the bean plant is the fruit? ewolinu2 b. What is the red covering of the bean? (emax) moo c. Is a bean a monocot or a dicot? How do you know? Im Enuntewollesonuozslgaguonudon 103
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