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32 Cards in this Set
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In angiosperms, flowers containing both male and female parts are referred to as _____ and are monoecious
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perfect
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Flowers containing either male or female parts are referred to as _____ and are dioecious
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imperfect
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_____ occurs when male and female gametes are exchanged between individuals of the same species
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outcrossing
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____ occurs when a sperm and an egg from the same individual unite to form a zygote
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self-fertilization
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Meiosis and spore production occur inside structures called ____
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sporangia
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Mature gametophytes develop reproductive structures known as _____ and inside of it, haploid gametes are produced by mitosis
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gametangia
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______ does not involve meiosis or fertilization, and it results in the production of clones-- offspring that are genetically identical to the parent plant
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asexual reproduction
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_____ are horizontal stems that connect many of the individuals in a grass sod
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rhizomes
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a plant may propagate itself via modified stems called ____ that grow under the surface of the soil
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corms
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______, formed from meristematic tissue in the margins of its leaves that drop off the parent plant and take root in the soil below to grow into independent individuals
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plantlets
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_____ are leaflike structures that make up the outermost part of the flower that are arranged in a whorl around the receptacle- the site where floral organs attach to the stem
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sepals
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The _____ produces sugar-rich fluid called nectar, which is harvested by many animals that visist the plant
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nectary
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The entire group of petals is called a _____
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corolla
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The male reproductive structure of angiosperms is the stamen, which consists of a slender stalk called the _____ and the pollen-producing organs called _____.
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filament; anthers
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What are the three regions and their functions in the female reproductive structure, the carpel
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stigma-moist tip that recieves pollen
style- slender stalk ovary- base of the carpel were eggs are made |
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meiosis and production of the female gametophyte take place in the ____, located in the ovary
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ovule
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The diploid cell called the _____ is found inside a structure called the ______ within the ovule
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megasporocyte; megasporangium
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four haploid cells called _____ result from meiosis, but three of them degenerate
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megaspores
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the surviving megaspore divides by mitosis to form _____
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eight nuclei
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the eight nuclei segregate to form seven cells and the central cell called the _____
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polar nuclei
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Inside the anther, structures known as ______ contain diploid cells called _____ which undergo meiosis
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microsporangia; microsporocytes
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Each microspore divides once by meiosis, forming what two things
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generative cell enclosed in a tube cell
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the strucute composed of the microspore wall and the immature male gametophyte is termed a _____
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pollen grain
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Pollen grains are tiny gametophytes that do not contain sperm. the haploid _____ will produce sperm via mitosis
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generative cell
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_____ is the transfer of pollen grains form an anther to a stigma
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pollination
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______ occurs when pollen is carried from the anther of one individual to the stigma of a different individual
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cross-pollination
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When the pollen grain germinates on the stigma, it produces a _____ that grows down the length of the style
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pollen tube
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The triploid cell resulting from the second fertilization begins a series of mitotic divisions that form tissue called ____ which stores nutrients
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endosperm
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_____ is the process by which a single-celled zygote becomes a multicellular embryo
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embryogenesis
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when a zygote divides it produces two daughter cells called?
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the basal cell and the terminal cell
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______ are the seed leaves that take up the nutrients in the endosperm and store them
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cotyledons
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The ____ is the intial stem, and the _____ is the first root structure
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hypocotyl; radicle
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