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The Unit Organizer 4 NAME DATE BIGGER PICTURE Biology 20 LAST UNIT/Experience 2 Classification: Fungi, Protista, Bacteria 8 Student Activities or Assignments Plant introduction Importance of Plants Notes Roots and Stem Lab Notes 5 3 CURRENT CURRENT UNIT UNIT 1 NEXT UNIT/Experience Animals Plants UNIT MAP by becoming aware of the Kingdom Plantae by comparing Structure understanding the similarities and differences among the types of plants on earth by comparing Reproduction by comparing Function Leaf Lab Unit Review Why is seed dispersal important to terrestrial plants and spore dispersal important to aquatic plants? Compare / Contrast How do the structures of a plant differ from one another in relation to their function? Sequencing Why is sexual reproduction more beneficial than asexual reproduction for plants? 6 Defining Problem / Solution Descriptions UNIT 7 Why are monocots considered primitive plants and dicots as more modern plants? RELATIONSHIPS UNIT SELF-TEST QUESTIONS Unit Assessment The Unit Organizer 9 s Plants Expanded Unit Map by becoming aware of the Kingdom Plantae by comparing Structure NEW UNIT SELF-TEST QUESTIONS 10 . NAME DATE understanding the similarities and differences among the types of plants on earth by comparing Reproduction by comparing Function The Unit Organizer 9 s Plants Expanded Unit Map by becoming aware of the Kingdom Plantae by comparing -Angiosperms Monocots Dicots -Gymnosperms Cone plants No flowers (cones) -2 phylums -Bryophyta non-vascular -Tracheophyta vascular NEW UNIT SELF-TEST QUESTIONS 10 . NAME DATE understanding the similarities and differences among the types of plants on earth by comparing Reproduction by comparing -Spore dispersal Structure -Parts of plants leaves, stems, roots -Flower structure -Meristematic tissue growth -Protective tissue H20 loss infection Function -Movement of water and minerals -Transpirational Pull theory -Seed dispersal -Gymnosperms – cones seed/pollen cones pollination -Cohesion / Adhesion -Flowers structure/function -Root pressure / Capillary action -Pollination self, cross, artificial -Hormones auxins, gibberellins, cytokinins, etc -Fruits and Seeds types of fruit parts of seeds -Fundamental protection storage support -Tropisms +, -, photo, Grave, Thrigrro, Hydro -Vascular (xylem/phloem -Photoperiodis