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Date Posted: 14:37:06 07/11/02 Thu
Author: Sharon
Subject: Re: Learning here, but what is a seed vessel? Sharon or anyone?
In reply to: Jody 's message, "Learning here, but what is a seed vessel? Sharon or anyone?" on 13:11:28 07/11/02 Thu

Jody,

A seed vessel is the part of the plant covering the seed, from where the seed is protected and gets its nourishment. So any fruit with seeds inside or vegetables with seeds inside, would be a seed vessel. I don't know that seed vessel is a very common term. I figured everyone might have a hard time thinking of edible flowers, but you did good on that.

Happy Homeschooling!
Sharon


>We are on week three lesson and doing the science day
>3. We made our chart with leaves, stems, roots,
>flowers, seeds, and than wasn't sure what a seed
>vessel was. This I looked up in my books on plants
>ect, but couldn't come up with what we would eat being
>this.
>
>Can anyone help?
>In our chart we have
>leaves-parsley, mint tea, letucce
>seed- peas, corn, string beans
>roots- carrots, turnips
>stems-ruburb, potatoe, pepper
>Flowers-cauliflower, broccoli, cabbage
>
>Are we on the right track here. I don't think I
>learned this in school or else couldn't remember the
>harder ones. We are still working on this, but
>decided to post to make sure we are on the right track.
>Thanks,
>Jody

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