Angiosperms: The Flowering Plants

With teachers guideCollaborator, Howard ArnottExamines the structural and reproductive characteristics which distinguish the angiosperms from other plants. Combines animated drawings with time-lapse photography to show the processes of pollination, formation of seeds and fruit, seed dispersal, and plant growth
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Defines angiosperms and uses living examples to show the general parts of the flower. Uses animation to show pollination, pollen growth, and fertilization. Shows the role of the fruit in protecting the seed, and uses time-lapse photography to show seed dispersal. Views environmental factors such as photoperiodism and temperature as they influence flower formation.NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.

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