asexual and sexual reproduction in plants Flashcards

1
Q

give an example of artificial reproduction in plants

A

gardener taking a cutting from a plant, put in rooting powder and plant in soil

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2
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why do seeds need a food store

A

store of energy for growth until first leaves are exposed to light for photosynthesis

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3
Q

gametes fuse to form

A

zygote

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4
Q

why do seeds need warmth for growth

A

increased enzyme activity as substrates and enzymes have more kinetic energy therefore more collisions occur

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5
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what 3 parts of seed should you know about

A

seed coat, food store, embryo plant

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6
Q

give 4 differences between asexual and sexual reproduction

A

no gametes, genetically identical offspring, less energy involved in finding a mate, only 1 parent

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7
Q

why does germinating seed need oxygen

A

for aerobic respiration to release energy for growth

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8
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why does a germinating seed need water for growth

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so enzymes are dissolved in water so reactions can’t take place

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9
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zygote divides by cell division to form

A

embryo

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10
Q

give an example of natural asexual reproduction in plants

A

runner in strawberry plants creates genetically identical plants

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11
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gametes fuse by this process

A

fertilization

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12
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what is correct term for sex cell

A

gamete

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