Plant Structure and Function Lab Title: Plant Structure and Function Lab Objective(s): After doing this lab, you should be able to: Identify the correct plant tissues from the corresponding slides. Identify the different structures of a flower. Describe the functions of each flower structure. Describe the functions of each plant tissue. Answer the Analysis and Conclusion questions using multiple sentences. Materials: Flower Scissors Tape Tweezers Lab Report Procedure: Plant Tissues — Part 1 Review each image in your lab activity slide show. Identify the correct tissue or organ below based on each individual slide. Several of these choices may be used multiple times. phloem stoma xylem guard cells dermal ground vascular Slide 1Slide 2Slide 3Slide 4Slide 5 a. a.a. a.a. b. b.b. b.b. c. c.c. d. Flower Dissection — Part 2 Pick a flower from your yard, a public location, or somewhere in your neighborhood. Start by removing the sepals of the flower with a tweezer. If you do not have a tweezer, a small pair of scissors will also work. It may be easiest to do this if you hold the flower with your finger from below the pedicel (small stalk just underneath the flower) and begin to remove the sepals with a pair of tweezers. Using tweezers, place the sepals on the labelled printable worksheet, and tape them in place. Repeat the same procedure for the petals and pistil. Remove all but one of the stamens and tape them onto the worksheet. On your printable worksheet, you should have sepals, petals, stamens and one pistil. Take a picture of your worksheet with the flower pieces placed correctly, and save it on your computer. You will attach and submit this with your assessment questions. Data: Flower Dissection Name of Flower ComponentPiece of Flower from LabFunction Sepal Petals Stamen Pistil Analysis & Conclusion — Part 3 Plant Tissues What are three characteristics that all species belonging to the plant kingdom have in common? How will the numbers of stomata differ in