BIO - REPRODUCTION & DEVELOPMENT OF PLANTS

Question 1

introduced as the reproductive part of a plant

Answer 1

FLOWERS

Question 2

source of food for other living organisms

Answer 2

FLOWERS

Question 3

eukaryotes that are many celled and most contain the green pigment chlorophyll

Answer 3

PLANTS

Question 4

have no internal conducting system (no xylem and phloem)

Answer 4

NON-VASCULAR PLANTS

Question 5

lives either in water, moist habitats

Answer 5

NON-VASCULAR PLANTS

Question 6

bryophytes

Answer 6

NON-VASCULAR PLANTS

Question 7

plants reproduced by means of at least a film of water because the sperm needs to swim to reach the egg

Answer 7

NON-VASCULAR PLANTS

Question 8

have an internal conducting system (xylem and phloem)

Answer 8

VASCULAR PLANTS

Question 9

tracheophytes

Answer 9

VASCULAR PLANTS

Question 10

has roots, leaves, stems and flowers

Answer 10

VASCULAR PLANTS

Question 11

2 division of Vascular Plants

Answer 11

GYMNOSPERMS AND ANGIOSPERMS

Question 12

have both multicellular organisms and complex

Answer 12

VASCULAR AND NON-VASCULAR PLANTS

Question 13

comes from greek word gymnos means “___” and sperma means “___” known as “____”

Answer 13

NAKED, SEED, NAKED SEEDS

Question 14

produce seeds on the scales of female cones

Answer 14

GYMNOSPERMS

Question 15

seed-producing plants without fruits

Answer 15

GYMNOSPERMS

Question 16

seeds are not formed inside a fruit

Answer 16

GYMNOSPERMS

Question 17

found in colder regions where snowfall occurs and dry land

Answer 17

GYMNOSPERMS

Question 18

develop needle-like or scale-like leaves

Answer 18

GYMNOSPERMS

Question 19

known as “FLOWERING PLANTS”

Answer 19

ANGIOSPERMS

Question 20

most advanced and beneficial group of plants; grow in various habitats

Answer 20

ANGIOSPERMS

Question 21

have stems, roots, and leaves; seeds are found in a flower

Answer 21

ANGIOSPERMS

Question 22

seed in a container; enclosed inside a fruit

Answer 22

ANGIOSPERMS

Question 23

scattered vascular bundles

Answer 23

MONOCOTS

Question 24

vascular bundles in rings (ringed)

Answer 24

DICOTS

Question 25

parallel veins in leaves

Answer 25

MONOCOTS

Question 26

net-like veins in leaves

Answer 26

DICOTS

Question 27

flower parts in 3

Answer 27

MONOCOTS

Question 28

flower parts in 4 or 5

Answer 28

DICOTS

Question 29

fibrous roots

Answer 29

MONOCOTS

Question 30

taproots

Answer 30

DICOTS

Question 31

unisexual; bisexual

Answer 31

DICOTS, MONOCOTS

Question 32

requires union of gametes for fertilization

Answer 32

SEXUAL REPRODUCTION

Question 33

does not need union of 2 gametes/does not need fertilization

Answer 33

ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION

Question 34

gametes are "___" and "___"

Answer 34

EGG AND SPERM

Question 35

offspring from one parent are identical with each other

Answer 35

CLONES

Question 36

reproductive organs of the plants

Answer 36

FLOWERS

Question 37

male part

Answer 37

STAMEN

Question 38

female part

Answer 38

PISTIL

Question 39

small sac that produces pollen grains which are immature

Answer 39

ANTHER

Question 40

tube like structure that supports anther and pollen grains pass through

Answer 40

FILAMENT

Question 41

feathery surface which pollen grains land and grow

Answer 41

STIGMA

Question 42

slender tube that connects the stigma to the ovary

Answer 42

STYLE/STALK

Question 43

holds the ovules and becomes the fruit

Answer 43

OVARY

Question 44

fertilized and become the seed

Answer 44

OVULES

Question 45

outermost portion of the flower and resembled petals

Answer 45

SEPALS

Question 46

all sepals form this part, serves as protective covering for bud, protect from insect damage and prevent drying out

Answer 46

CALYX

Question 47

brightly colored and have perfume/nectar; attract pollinators

Answer 47

PETALS

Question 48

flower's petals and provide surface for insect pollinators to rest

Answer 48

COROLLA

Question 49

generation of flower organs

Answer 49

RECEPTACLE

Question 50

pollen grains are being transferred by pollinators from anther of the stamen to the stigma of the pistil

Answer 50

POLLINATION

Question 51

pollen grains of the stamen transfer to the stigma of the pistil of the same flower/another flower of the same plant

Answer 51

SELF-POLLINATION

Question 52

pollen grains from anther of the stamen are being transferred to the stigma of pistil of the flower from one plant to another

Answer 52

CROSS POLLINATION

Question 53

endosperm formed; serves as food supply for the embryo; seed coat as protective covering

Answer 53

DOUBLE FERTILIZATION

Question 54

sperm cell fertilizes the egg to form

Answer 54

ZYGOTE

Question 55

develop a single carpel of one flower

Answer 55

SIMPLE FRUIT

Question 56

peach

Answer 56

SIMPLE FRUIT

Question 57

watermelon

Answer 57

SIMPLE FRUIT

Question 58

develops from many separate carpels of one flower

Answer 58

AGGREGATE FRUITS

Question 59

rose

Answer 59

AGGREGATE FRUITS

Question 60

strawberry

Answer 60

AGGREGATE FRUITS

Question 61

develops many carpels of many flowers that form infloresence

Answer 61

MULTIPLE FRUITS

Question 62

pineapple

Answer 62

MULTIPLE FRUITS

Question 63

grape

Answer 63

MULTIPLE FRUITS

Question 64

either be simple or compound upon the number's of ovaries involved

Answer 64

ACCESSORY FRUIT

Question 65

apple

Answer 65

ACCESSORY FRUITS

Question 66

strawberry

Answer 66

ACCESSORY FRUITS

Question 67

formed from mature ovary

Answer 67

FRUITS

Question 68

serve as the protection of the seeds and promote seed disperal

Answer 68

FRUITS