Reproduction Of Plants

Front 1

dormant

Back 1

describes the inactive state of a seed or other plant part when conditions are unfavorable to growth

Front 2

what is the largest and most diverse group of plants?

Back 2

flowering plants

Front 3

what happens during sexual reproduction

Back 3

an egg is formed fertilized by a sperm

Front 4

where does fertilization take place?
A: within a box of cheerios
B:outside the plant
C:inside the plant
D:all of the above

Back 4

c

Front 5

pollination and fertilization: step 1

Back 5

Pollen grains land on the stigma and begins to grow pollen tubes

Front 6

pollination and fertilization:
step 2

Back 6

sperm travel down the tubes and fertilizes the eggs

Front 7

seed reproduction:
step A

Back 7

a mature plant produces a flower. pollination and fertilization takes place

Front 8

seed reproduction:
step B

Back 8

each ovule within the flower's ovary contains a fertilized egg.

Front 9

seed reproduction:
step C

Back 9

petals and stamens fall away

Front 10

seed reproduction:
step D

Back 10

the ovary becomes the fruit, and each ovule becomes a seed. eventually,the fruit ripens, all seeds are dispersed

Front 11

seed reproduction:
step E

Back 11

each seed contains a tiny plant. If a seed sprouts, or begins to grow, it will become a new plant

Front 12

plantlets

Back 12

tiny plants grow along the edges of a plant's leaves. These plantlets fall off and grow on thier own

Front 13

tubers

Back 13

underground stems, or tubers, can produce new plants after a dormat season.

Front 14

runners

Back 14

above-ground stems from which new plants can grow called runners