Transcription of 8 and Cyclones Winds, Storms - NCERT
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Reproduction in Plants8To produce its kind is acharacteristic of all livingorganisms. You have alreadylearnt this in Class VI. The productionof new individuals from their parents isknown as reproduction. But, how doplants reproduce? There are differentmodes of reproduction in plants whichwe shall learn in this MODES OF REPRODUCTIONIn Class VI you learnt about differentparts of a flowering plant. Try to list thevarious parts of a plant and write thefunctions of each. Most plants haveroots, stems and leaves. These are calledthe vegetative parts of a plant. After acertain period of growth, most plantsbear flowers. You may have seen themango trees flowering in spring. It isthese flowers that give rise to juicymango fruit we enjoy in summer. We eatthe fruits and usually discard the germinate and form new , what is the function of flowers inplants? Flowers perform the function ofreproduction in plants. Flowers are thereproductive are several ways by whichplants produce their offspring.
cyclone. Before we begin, remember that the moving air is called the wind. 8.1 AIR EXERTS PRESSURE Activity 8.1 Fig. 8.1 Image taken by a satellite of a cyclone approaching the coast of Orissa Courtesy: India Meteorological Department, New Delhi Whenever an activity involves heating, be very car eful. It is advised that such activities are ...
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