Plants Reproduction

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Which type of plant reproduction does not involve gametes?

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Asexual reproduction

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How much parents are required for Asexual reproduction

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One

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What two ways do plants reproduce Asexually?

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Vegetative propagation

Micropropagation/ tissue culture

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True or false even Asexual reproduction involves gametes

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False my guy

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What is vegetative propagation

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Asexual reproduction of a plant that takes place when a part of the parent plant is separated and then developes into a new individual

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2pros of Asexual reproduction

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No waste of gametes

Only one parent required

Species can be dispersed farther away from the parent where new resources are available

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2 disadvantages of Asexual

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overpopulation of an area

No genetic variation

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WHich style of plant reproduction Requires the union of gametes (from the pollen grain and ovule) to form a zygote.

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Sexual reproduction

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what is a Zygote

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fertilised Gametes

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what is the name of the female part of the flower

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pistol

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what is the name of the male part of the plant

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stamen

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tf are angiosperms?

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Flowering plants

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Name the 2 sexuality of plants

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Perfect(bisexual) containing both male (stamen) and female (carpel) structures; found on hermaphroditic plants [self or cross pollinating];

Imperfect(unisexual), with only one sex.

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Angiosperms genders may be:

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Hermaphrodites

Dioecious

Monoecious

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define monoecious:

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have separate male and female flowers but on the same individual plant (e.g. breadfruit, pumpkin).

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describe Dioecious:

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have individual plants with either male or female flowers (e.g. nutmeg, pawpaw).

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Hermaphrodites:

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have both sexes located on the same individual plant (hibiscus)

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What are the structures of flowers?

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sepals, petals, stamens and carpels

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what is the name of the stem of the plant that swells to form the receptacle?

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pedicel

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name the worl that grows the sepals

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calyx

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what is found on the corolla worl?

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petals

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what is the name of the sterile part of the plant

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perianth

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What are polypetalous flowers

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flowers with individual petals

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define gamopetalous petals

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petals that are fused together

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tf is carpel?

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female part of flower

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on chich worl of the receptacle is the stamen?

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androecium

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where does the filament grow from?

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receptacle or petals

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what is the big word name for carpel?

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gynoecium / I give up, I'm calling this pistol

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what is a gynoecium

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pistil, the female reproductive organ of the plant

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tf is locule

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hollow chamber in the Ovary contains a which has one or more ovules.

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wher are egg cells located?

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in embryo sac inside ovules.