Plant reproduction and propagation - 10 Slides

Plant reproduction generally occurs when an eggcell (female) and a spermatic cell (male) meet, as happens in the majority of animals. Unlike animals, plants do not couple. With the exception of bacteria and some unicellular algae which reproduce by division, that is by dividing into two parts, plants need to find some sort of system so as to let eggs and sperms meet. Learn more with this slide set and learn to recognize eggs, pollen granules, and more!

You get 10 prepared slides and 10 blank slides and they come in a sturdy and cool looking wooden case. Plus, it's in 8 languages; English, Italian, French, German, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, and Greek!

1. Bacteria rod-shaped bacilli in fission.
2. Seaweed, Focus thallus t.s.
3. Cornsmut Ustilago spore w.m.
4. Pine (Pinus), male cone with pollen t.s.
5. Pine pollen grains with air bag w.m.
6. Chive, flower with anthers, ovaries t.s.
7. Lily anthers development of pollen t.s.
8. Tulip (Tulipa) t.s. ovary with ovules.
9. Iris t.s. of seed of embryo.
10. Tomato (Solanum) young fruit t.s.