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Inflorescence
a group of flowers
peduncel
when flowers are attached directly to the stem
spike
when flowes sit on the peduncle
raceme
like a spke execpt flowers are stalked on pedicles
corymb
flat or convex inflorence where individual flowers come from various points along the peduncle- outer flowers open first
umbel
pedicels of individual flowers radiate from the same point on the peduncle
spadix
the spathe (bract) surrounds a spike-like structures
panicle
repeated branching of an inflorescence
head
part of the flower that's made up of ray and disk flowers which sit on a flattened recepticle
spore
reproductive structure adapted for dispersal and surviving in unfavorable conditions; usually haploid and unicellular
gametophyte
haploid multicellular structure that produces gametes by mitosis
gamete
haploid cell that fuses with antoher gamete during fertilization in organisms that reproduce sexually
microspore
cell resulting from meiosis in the anther from which the pollen grain develops
pollen
produced with anther; made of 2 cells (tube and germ); tube cell becomes tube the the germ cell produces two sperm
exine
outer coating of pollen
megagametophyte
antoher name for the embryo sac
antipodals
function is to provide nutrition for the embryo
central cell polar nuclei
remain near the center of the embryo sec; fuse (2 nuclei each 1n) with other sperm nuclei; becomes endosperm
double fertilization
process in which 1 sperm (1n) fuses w/egg-zygote; 1 sperm (1n) fuses w/ polar nuclei to form endosperm
spore genesis
development of the spore
gametogenesis
development of the gamete
integument
becomes the seed coat; found in the embryo sac
funiculus
holds the ovule within the ovary (embry sac)
micropyle
(embryo sac) point of entry for the pollen tube
How many nuclei and cells does a megagametophyte have?
8 nuclei 7 cells
How many cells does pollen have?
2~ Tube and germ