Asexual and Sexual reproduction

Question 1

What does Asexual reproduction do?

Answer 1

It creates identical offspring from one organism, while sexual reproduction involves gametes from two parents.

Question 2

What does asexual reproduction result in?

Answer 2

No genetic diversity

Question 3

What does asexual reproduction involve?

Answer 3

One organism and results in clones

Question 4

What is a simple form of asexual reproduction?

Answer 4

Bacteria reproduced by binary fussion

Question 5

What does sexual reproduction that combines gametes lead to?

Answer 5

Genetic Diversity

Question 6

What can sexual reproduction from genetic diversity result in?

Answer 6

An enhance (increase) in chance of survival in changing environments.

Question 7

What does the asexual reproduction process do?

Answer 7

Allows organisms like spider plants and bacteria to quickly reproduce, ensuring efficiency but no genetic variation.

Question 8

What does the Binary Fussion process do?

Answer 8

Split bacteria (simple organisms) into two, showcasing a basic and fast method of reproduction WITHOUT genetic diversity.

Question 9

Where does sexual reproduction in plants occur?

Answer 9

Flowers!!

Question 10

What does the process of sexual reproduction in plants involve?

Answer 10

-Pollination
-Fertilization
-The formation of seeds

Question 11

What does sexual reproduction in plants lead to?

Answer 11

Plant Diversity!

Question 12

What do flowers contain for reproduction?

Answer 12

Sexual Organs

Question 13

Types of pollination. list 3

Answer 13

-Wind
-Water
-Pollinators

Question 14

What are pollinators crucial for?

Answer 14

Food supply

Question 15

What does fertilization lead to?

Answer 15

Seed development within the ovary

Question 16

What does the ovary transform into? Doing what to the seed?

Answer 16

-Transforms into fruit
-Enclosing the seed

Question 17

What happens to the seeds?

Answer 17

They’re dispersed in various ways, including human activity.

Question 18

What is the flower structure designed with?

Answer 18

The stamen and carpal that facilitate sexual reproduction.

Question 19

Different pollination methods such as wind, water, and animals affect what in flowers?

Answer 19

Their characteristics which indicates adaption to their environment.

Question 20

Why are pollinators important?

Answer 20

They assist in plant reproduction BUT importantly play a vital role in maintaining our food system.

Question 21

What does the process of fertilzation involve?

Answer 21

It involves pollen tubes and male gametes

Question 22

What are pollen tubes and male gametes crucial for?

Answer 22

It is critical for seed development, ensuring the continuation of plant species.

Question 23

What happens after fertilization in fruit development?

Answer 23

The ovary enlarges into fruit

Question 24

Why is it important for the ovary to enlarge into fruit?

Answer 24

It protects and aids in the dispersal of seeds, illustrating the plant’s reproductive strategy.

Question 25

What does the various methods of seed dispersal ensure?

Answer 25

Genetic diversity and the colonization of new areas, showcasing plants’ adaptability.

Question 26

What does the reproductive cycle contribute?

Answer 26

This process contributes to the vast diversity of plant life on Earth

Question 27

Pollen grain has____?

Answer 27

Male gametes

Question 28

Ovule has____?

Answer 28

Female gametes

Question 29

When a pollen grain and an ovule meet they form a?

Answer 29

Zygote