PALM TREE

                                                         

                                                            PALM TREE

           MAIN CHARACTERISTIC:

            * Family monocots

            * Woody plants

            * Large sheets: pinnate and palm

            * Flowers with three sepals and three petals

            * Fleshy fruits: coconut and datiles

            * The palms are in tropical regions and hot regions

            

           PARTS OF MY PLANT:

        

            * Roots

            * Trunk

            * Leaves                                                                 

            * Flower   

                    ~ Sepal

                    ~Petal

            

            *Stamen and carpel male part

            * Fruit with flakes

                  

       

                 Coconut                                              Datiles

           

            REPRODUCTION:

            * The palms are male and female

            * The flowers of palms are pollinated by insects: beetles, bees and flies.

           FUNFACTS:

            * There are over 2400 species

            * The palms have economic value, culture and ecologial

            * The palms serve as food, medicines and decorate

            * The sap is fermented for develop honeys and wines of palm

TULIP

TULIP

CHARACTERISTICS:

A Tuliup has tree ortwo leaves thicks has six stamens and a ovario . The tulips can be of all colors except the blue . They can be of  many sizes but are most common medium almost pulling large.

PARTS OF THE PLANT:

FUN FACT:

the word tulip comes from the Ottoman Turkish word which has in turn comes from the Persian term. both words mean turban and refer to the shape of the flower when closed

REPRODUCE:

They reproduce sexually by double fertilization since it is an angiosperm

sexual reproduction occurs level by flower pollinated flowers have ermafroditas.

                    THE SUNFLOWER 

 1:Kingdom:

the sunflower is in the plant kingdom

  

2:Characteristics:The plant itself is annual and has several different proportions and often provides large to the extent that can reach 3 meters high in many cases

 3 Fun Facts: They are the ones that contain most of the plant nutrients: vitamin e,potassium,phosphorus,calcium,iron and magnesium.

4 Reproduction: 

THE ORCHID PLANT

The Orchid 

Characteristics

• They grow on the trunks or branches of trees,where they can't take nutrients from the soil but from rainwater and water that runs down the trunk dragging nutrients.
• It is a plant growth one foot in the buds emerge from the center of the plant and growing vertically.

parts of orchid 

• stamen: Male part, incluide anther and filament
• Pistil: Female part, incluide stigma, style and ovary
• Calyx: Protection for flower during development
• Petals: Protection for flower as well as attracting pollinators.

Reproduction : Male

• Anther: Produces pollesn grains
• Filament: Supports anther above female reproductive organs

Female

• Stigma: Sticky landing site for pollen grains
• Style: Tube that leads down to ovary
• Ovary: Contains ovules that develop into seeds

Fun Facts

Did you know that certain species of orchid can survive up to 100 years? And that orchids have the largets variety of flowers with the number of officially documented species standing at an amazing 25,000 plus?

CALLAS by CARLOS.B.

1. CHARACTERISTICS:

• The calla lily is most popularar as a white blossom but it also grows:green,purple,orange,yellow,and pink flowers.
• The blossom of the calla lily has a very distinct trumpet shape.
• The green leaves of the calla lily are shaped like arrowheads and have white or silver speckles.

2.PARTS:

3.REPRODUCTION:

Reproduction in calla lilies is very similar to many other flowers.
The female part of the plant is the ovary and the male contribution is the anthers. On average in the calla lily there are 15 anthers for every one ovary.

4.FUN FACTS:

• White calla lilies inspire painters and adorn bridal bouquets.Indeed, the name of this elegant

perennial comes from the word "beautiful".

• Their petals are yellow and it is very commun tosee it in weddings.
• The Calla lily is a perennial bulb.
• Though called a lily, Calla lilies are not really lilies.
• Calla is a flowering genus of twenty-eight species originating in Africa and growing mostly in marshy areas.
• Calla lilies are grown from bulbous roots with finger-like growths. These are known as tubers.
• The blooming time of Calla lilies is late spring.
• The Calla lily roots are poisonous

DALIAS

DALIAS

CHARACTERISTIS

1. It is a Cientific name  Dahlia. 
2. It is one of the most abundant blooms in the mountains of Central America especially in the area of Mexico.
3. It is the national flower of Mexico and is originally from there.
4. They are herbaceous perennials of sheet expires.
5. It has leaves oval which can be many colours.
6. the stem can be measure from a few centimeters up to a one meter.

PATRTS OF A DALIA

Funfacts 

1. There are over 20.000 diferent species of flower.
2. Dalia, a flower against diabetes and  obesity

Reproduction

• The dalia is reproduce trough tubers.
• It planted in late winter or in early sppring and  it can withstand high temperatures.
• The dalia need a sunny spot , plenty of water , fertile ,fresh and permeable soil.

     

        

ORANGE TREE

ORANGE TREE

1.- CHARACTERISTICS:

Orange trees:

• Are evergreen and flowering trees.
• Produce tasty fruits.
• Live between 50 and 150 years.
• Grow all most 20 feet tall.
• Have a compact and erect shape.
• Love full sunshine and moist soil.
• Their ideal temperature is between 55 to 100 degrees during the growing seasons.  and 35 to 50 during the dormancy.
• Can produce pink flowers.

2.- ORANGE TREE PARTS:

• Leaves: Its leaves are persistent and have a surrounding crown from 5 to 15 cm of length.
• Flowers: Its flowers smells quite well. Have an scented whitish on a short corner, solitary or in clusters of flowers pocs. Orange trees begin forming flower buds in early winter until spring. Near 99 percent of these flowers fall off without ever resulting in the formation of a fruit.
• Fruits: Are globose, of six to nine centimeters in diameter, with slightly rough bark.
• Roots: Its roots are deeply sunk on earth.
• Branches: Its branches are open wide, regular shaped and woody.
• Trunk: Orange trees have one solely trunk, with cylinder shape and green colour  at first, becoming grey later.

3.- REPRODUCTION

• The most common agents to pollinate orange trees are insects, quite often bees. Drawn to the sweet-smelling blossoms, insects use to enter the flower and unwillingly transfer pollen from one bloom or plant to another. Gusts of wind help to pollinate orange trees as well: Wind blow pollen grains from of blooms, that in the end fall inside the orange tree flower.

• Pollination for citrus trees generally happens when their flowers start to bloom. This use to happen from early winter throughout late spring. Once pollinated, it can take from five to eighteen months to produce viable fruit and ready to be harvested. Most citrus fruit can be left on the tree for large periods of time after being fully grown without the danger of over-ripening.

4- FUN FACTS

• Orange tree comes from southern China and was brought to Europe by the portuguese.
• In Spain, it is very abundant in Valencia, which is a major producer and exporter of high quality oranges.
• The orange is the symbol of seduction. The tradition says that white flowers of the orange tree are the symbol of purity, so it is common to see orange blossoms on bride's bouquets.