Principle

Most plants we know in nature or as pot plants, form flowers. They are therefore called flowering plants. The time at which a plant flowers differs very much between individual plant species. Anemones, primroses, cherry trees and apple tree flower in spring; larkspurs, roses and carnations in summer; dahlias and chrysanthemums in autumn and the Christmas rose in winter. The students shall recognize in this experiment that a flower is made up of various parts. Some of these parts are similar, but we also find parts of different shapes and colours in the same flower.

Benefits 

• Experiment is part of a complete solution set with a total of 44 experiments for botany, reproduction, soil, food and digestion, senses, physiology.

• With student worksheet, appropriate for all class levels.

• With detailed instructor information.

• Optimized for tight schedules, i.e. minimum preparation time required.

• Biology solution set specifically designed to include all required accessories.

Tasks

Study the parts composing a flower and how those parts are arranged.