BIO102

Question 1

….. in plants is a fundamental biological process that enables the continuation of plant species.

Answer 1

Reproduction

Question 2

…….. method is common in many plants and occurs through various mechanisms

Answer 2

Asexual reproduction

Question 3

Many horticultural plants are propagated through………

Answer 3

Vegetative reproduction.

Question 4

…… can reproduce through both asexual and sexual means

Answer 4

Plant

Question 5

…… Apple, Grapes A shoot (scion) from one plant is attached to the rootstock of another plant.

Answer 5

Grafting is an example of vegetative reproduction in which

Question 6

Example of plant that reproduce through Layering are:

Answer 6

Blackberry, Jasmine

Question 7

…….. are strawberry (runners), Potato (tubers)

Plants reproduce from vegetative parts such as roots, stems, and leaves.

Answer 7

Example of Vegetative Propagation

Question 8

…….. and ….. have leaf buds which develop into new plants.

Answer 8

Bryophyllum and Begonia

Question 9

Potatoes produce tubers, which are underground stems that can sprout into……..

Answer 9

new plants

Question 10

Examples of plant that undergo Cuttings are……. and……

Answer 10

Rose and Sugarcane

Question 11

This piece …… roots and grows into a new plant

Answer 11

develops

Question 12

This piece develops roots and grows into a……

Answer 12

new plant

Question 13

…….Example: Apple, Grapes A shoot (scion) from one plant is attached to the rootstock of another plant

Answer 13

Grafting:

Question 14

strawberry plants produce …… that develop into new plants.

Answer 14

runners (stolons)

Question 15

strawberry plants produce …… that develop into new plants.

Answer 15

runners (stolons)

Question 16

Potatoes produce…… , which are underground stems that can sprout into new plants.

Answer 16

tubers

Question 17

……. in plants involves a single parent and results in offspring that are genetically identical to the parent

Answer 17

Vegetative propagation

Question 18

A piece of the plant, usually…… or …… , is cut and planted in soil.

Answer 18

a stem or leaf

Question 19

…… is bent to the ground and covered with soil.

Corms are swollen stem bases, and rhizomes are horizontal underground stems. Spore formation: Example: Rhizopus, fern Observed in fungi like bread mold. Sporangium has spores which develop to a new plant when it finds moisture. Budding Example: yeast. Formation of an outgrowth called a bud. Fragmentation Example: spirogyra. It involves breaking into fragments, each fragment develops into a new organism. Sexual Reproduction in Plants Sexual reproduction in plants involves the fusion of male and female gametes, leading to offspring with genetic variation. This process occurs through the formation of flowers, pollination, and seed development. Flower Structure Flowers are the reproductive structures of angiosperms (flowering plants). A typical flower consists of the following parts: Sepals: Protect the developing flower bud. Petals: Attract pollinators with their color and scent.

Answer 19

A stem

Question 20

…….develops roots at the buried portion and eventually becomes an independent plant.

Answer 20

Stem

Question 21

Example: Tulip (bulbs), Gladiolus (corms), Ginger (rhizomes) These are………… organs that give rise to new plants.

Answer 21

underground storage

Question 22

Is an example corms

Answer 22

Gladiolus

Question 23

Tulip is an example of

Answer 23

bulbs

Question 24

Ginger is an example

Answer 24

rhizomes

Question 25

Bulbs, rhizomes and corms are …………… that give rise to new plants

Answer 25

underground storage organs

Question 26

Bulbs (like in tulips) contain a shoot surrounded by ………….

Answer 26

fleshy leaves.

Question 27

Bulbs (like in tulips) contain a shoot surrounded by ………….

Answer 27

fleshy leaves.

Question 28

Corms are swollen……….

Answer 28

stem bases