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Evolution of plants
Shows students ways that plants have evolved since moving from sea to land around 400 million years ago. Explains how the development of roots and veins made terrestrial life possible, and how plants with woody stems evolved into trees. With wide-ranging examples, including the Venus flytrap, the Wollemi Pine, and the giant sequoia, the program explains how different adaptations enable plants to reproduce, obtain nutrients, and ward off predators. It also covers basic botanical concepts such as photosynthesis, pollination, and germination.
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- "Shows students ways that plants have evolved since moving from sea to land around 400 million years ago. Explains how the development of roots and veins made terrestrial life possible, and how plants with woody stems evolved into trees. With wide-ranging examples, including the Venus flytrap, the Wollemi Pine, and the giant sequoia, the program explains how different adaptations enable plants to reproduce, obtain nutrients, and ward off predators. It also covers basic botanical concepts such as photosynthesis, pollination, and germination."@en
- "This Science Screen Report explores ways in which plants have evolved since moving from sea to land approximately 400 million years ago. The program describes how the evolution of vascular systems made terrestrial life possible, and how plants with woody stems evolved into trees. With wide-ranging examples, including the Venus flytrap, the Wollemi Pine, and the giant sequoia, the video explains how different adaptations enable plants to reproduce, obtain nutrients, withstand fire, and ward off predators. It also covers basic botanical concepts such as photosynthesis, pollination, and germination.--FMG Playlist."
- "Looks at the history of plants. Explores the anatomy of the plant and the process of photosynthesis. Examines different plant species, including the carnivorous Venus flytrap. Travels to the Redwood forest to learn about the giant sequoias that grow over 300 feet."
- "Shows ways that plants have evolved since moving from sea to land around 400 million years ago. Describes how the development of roots and veins made terrestrial life possible, and how plants with woody stems evolved into trees. With wide-ranging examples, including the Venus flytrap, the Wollemi Pine, and the giant sequoia, the program explains how different adaptations enable plants to reproduce, obtain nutrients, and ward off predators. It also covers basic botanical concepts such as photosynthesis, pollination, and germination."@en