

Seed LAB Review
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Tracy Valenty
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Seed LAB Review 2021

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Make sure you have a complete heading at the top of the first page:
Name of Lab (Seed Lab) Date P=_____
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Part 1: CORN KERNEL (seed)
2. PREDICT: What do you predict is inside your seed (corn kernel)?
*Make sure you filled this in*
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3. EXPLORE--EXTERIOR OF CORN
a. Describe what the outside of the corn kernel looks like. Include at least one quantitative and one qualitative observation.
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3 b How do the soaked and dry corn kernels look similar on the outside? Explain.
3c How do the soaked and dry corn kernels look different on the outside? Explain.
*Make sure you have answered and that the answer makes sense!*
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3d Draw the outside of the corn kernel.
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EXPLORE--INTERIOR OF THE CORN KERNEL
Write observations about the tip cap, seed coat (pericarp), embryo (germ), and endosperm.
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SEED COAT
4b Label the diagram
ENDOSPERM
EMBRYO
TIP CAP
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3d. Draw the outside of the corn kernel.
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EXPLORE--INTERIOR OF THE CORN KERNEL
4. Write observations about the tip cap, seed coat (pericarp), embryo (germ), and endosperm.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the structure the red arrow is pointing to.
embryo
tip cap
endosperm
seed coat
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Multiple Choice
Identify the structure the red arrow is pointing to.
embryo
tip cap
endosperm
seed coat
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Multiple Choice
Identify the structure the red arrow is pointing to.
embryo
tip cap
endosperm
seed coat
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Multiple Choice
Identify the structure the red arrow is pointing to.
embryo
tip cap
endosperm
seed coat
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PREDICT: What do you predict is inside your seed (lima bean)?
What was your prediction?
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7a.Describe what the outside of the lima bean looks like. Include at least one quantitative and one qualitative observation.
Make sure you have these filled in on your lab.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following would be a QUANTITATIVE observation about the lima bean?
The lima bean is white.
The lima bean is nutritious to eat.
The lima bean is 2 cm long.
I think that the lima bean probably has about 200mg of calcium in it.
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7b. How do the soaked and dry lima beans look similar on the outside? Explain.
Be sure you have appropriate observations on your lab! If you're not sure, ask!
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Multiple Choice
The soaked and dry lima bean were similar in that they were the
same length
same color
same weight
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7c. How do the soaked and dry lima beans look different on the outside? Explain.
Be sure you have an appropriate observation on your lab! If you're not sure, ask!
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Multiple Choice
One way the soaked and dry lima beans looked different is
the dry lima bean was bigger
the soaked lima bean was bigger
there was no difference
the dry lima bean was white while the soaked lima bean was brown
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Multiple Choice
Another way the soaked and dry lima beans looked different is
the seed coat was looser on the soaked seed
the seed coat was looser on the dry seed
the dry seed was bigger
there were no differences
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7d. Drawing of outside of lima bean.
Make sure you have a photo or drawing of the exterior(outside) of lima bean.
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7e. Make OBSERVATIONS about the SEED COAT. What does the seed coat look and feel like?
Make sure have appropriate observations written in this part
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Multiple Choice
The seed coat is the part of the seed that
is the thick layer on the inside of the seed
is the small innermost layer of the seed
is very thick and is the outermost layer of the seed
is thin and is the outermost layer of the seed
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9b. Make OBSERVATIONS about the EMBRYO (describe it)
Make sure have appropriate observations written in this part
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Multiple Choice
The embryo is the
food source
covering over the seed
baby plant
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Multiple Choice
The embryo consists of
the seed coat and food source
the seed coat, food source, and a root-like structure
small leaf-like structures and and a root-like structure
small leaf-like structures and the food source
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9c Make OBSERVATIONS about the FOOD SOURCE
Make sure you have appropriate observations written in this part
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Multiple Choice
A is the
Seed coat
food source
embryo shoot
embryo root
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Multiple Choice
B is the
Seed coat
food source
embryo shoot
embryo root
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Multiple Choice
C is the
Seed coat
food source
embryo shoot
embryo root
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Multiple Choice
D is the
Seed coat
food source
embryo shoot
embryo root
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12.SEED 3:
a type
b description
c drawing
d inside if possible
Make sure you have these filled out on your lab
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13.SEED 4:
a type
b description
c drawing
d inside if possible
Make sure you have these filled out on your lab
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15a Write one QUANTITATIVE observation about the outside of acorn.
Make sure you have an appropriate observation written in this part
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15b Write one QUALITATIVE observation about the outside of acorn.
Make sure you have an appropriate observation written in this part
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Multiple Choice
"The acorn is brown" is a(n)
quantitative observation
qualitative observation
inference
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Multiple Choice
"The acorn is 1.8cm wide." is a(n)
quantitative observation
qualitative observation
inference
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8c. Make a drawing of the outside of the acorn in the space below.
Make sure you have a drawing or photo in this space on your lab
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16. a. Description what you find inside(write observations):
Make sure you have appropriate observations written in this part
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16b. Make a drawing of the inside of the acorn in the space below.
Make sure you have a drawing or photo in this space on your lab
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Analysis Questions
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AQ1. What would happen to a seed that did not get enough water to soften the food source? Why?
Be sure to check that you have answered this question completely, including explaining why
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Multiple Choice
AQ1.What would happen to a seed that did not get enough water to soften the food source?
It would not be able to germinate
It would germinate faster.
Nothing would happen to it.
It would quickly rot.
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AQ2. Were the other seeds you looked at (2 of your choice and the acorn) monocots or dicots? How do you know?
dicots:
milkweed
pepper
white beardtongue
blazing star
all beans
apple seeds
sunflower
acorn
*2 parts to seed
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AQ3. Explain what would happen to the germinating plant if an insect munched on the shoot part of the embryo. Why would this happen?
Be sure to check that you have answered this question completely, including explaining why
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Multiple Choice
What would happen to the germinating plant if an insect munched on the shoot part of the embryo.
Nothing would happen. The plant would be fine.
The new plant will grow faster to try to repair itself.
The new plant would most likely die because it would not be able to make enough food for itself (once it's above grounf)
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AQ4. Choose one seed you looked at. How might that type of seed be dispersed? Explain.
Be sure to check that you have answered this question completely, including explaining
*Milkweed, unidentified seed--wind
*apple, acorn, sunflower, pepper, beans--animals(often), or drops to ground & tumbles
*white beardtongue, blazing star--falls to ground & tumbles
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Multiple Choice
An acorn is dispersed from the parent tree by:
floating in the wind
floating on water
an animal
explosion from seed pod
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Multiple Choice
An milkweed seed is dispersed from the parent plant by:
floating in the wind
floating on water
an animal
explosion from seed pod
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AQ5.What does it mean to say that a seed germinated? Explain.
Be sure to check that you have answered this question completely, including explaining
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Multiple Choice
If a seed germinated it means that the seed
died
left the parent plant
was eaten
sprouted
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AQ6a.Sometimes insects drill holes and lay eggs inside seeds. Why would the insect lay eggs inside the seed?
Be sure to check that you have answered this question completely, including explaining
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Multiple Choice
Why would an insect lay eggs inside a seed?
Insects do not do that.
The seed provides food and shelter for the larva (baby insects)
The insect has nowhere else to lay the eggs.
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AQ6b.Sometimes insects drill holes and lay eggs inside seeds. What would happen to the seed? Would it be able to germinate?
Be sure to check that you have answered this question completely, including explaining
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Multiple Choice
Sometimes insects drill holes and lay eggs inside seeds. What would happen to the seed if the insect egg hatches successfully?
Nothing will happen to the seed. They just share the space.
The seed will be more likely to germinate.
The seed will be stronger and hardier.
The seed will probably nor germinate as the larva will eat it
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CONCLUSION:Write a paragraph that answers the following questions. What did you learn from this lab? How did this lab help you understand seeds and the process of germination? Explain and give specific examples from the lab.
Be sure to check that you have answered these question completely, including explaining and giving specific examples from the lab.
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Please go back and chekc your lab to make sure that it is complete and that you have corrected any errors &/or omissions(things you left out).
IF YOU HAVE CHANGED ANYTHING ON YOUR LAB, PLEASE RESUBMIT IT
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