Biology/plants and reproduction Flashcards

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5 largest animal groups

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-animal kindgdom
-plant kingdom
- fungi kingdom
-protoctist kingdom
-prokaryotes

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characteristics of animal kingdom

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no cell wall, multicellular, feed on other organsims

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characteristics of plant kingdom

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no cell wall, make their own food, multicellular

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4
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characteristics of fungi

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cell walls contain chitin, mostly multicellular, live on dead organisms

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5
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characteristics of protoctists

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mostly unicellular

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6
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characteristics of prokaryotes

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cell has no nucleus, unicellular

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7
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what 2 things do we give organisms a name with

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genus and species

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8
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definition of sexual reproduction

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2 organism breed and produce new organisms

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definition of asexual

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occurs when one parent or organism breeds

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10
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members of 2 different breeds cannot producs but when they do what are they called?

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hybrids, hybrids cannot reproducs they are infertile

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11
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another word of sex cells

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gametes

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12
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when a male gamete and female gamete join together what does it form?

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egg cell

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13
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sexual reproduction produce offspring that…

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do not look identical to the parents

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14
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asexual reproduction produce offspring that…

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look identical to the parent

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15
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definition of cross pollination

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the process of aplying pollen from one flower to another

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16
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definition of genetic mutation

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change in one of more genes

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17
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definition of sterile

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when hybrids cannot mate/breed

18
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where do pollen grains ripen

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inside the anther

19
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after pollen grains get carried by an insect where do the get carried?

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stigma of another female flower

20
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plants that use animals for pollination have what?

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brightly colored petals, they attract bees by color, scent and nectar

21
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what characteristic does a stigma have

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sticky to collect pollen from insects

22
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Characteristic of a sepal

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protect the flower when its in a bud

23
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explain how a pollen tube is formed

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when pollen rached the stigma of the same species the flower grows a pollen tube.

24
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explain how a zygote or fertilised egg cell formed?

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female gamete and the male gamete join together

25
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explain how cell division happens

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the zygote splits into 2 using a process called cell division. the cells divide again to form and embryo. the embryo grows a shoot and a root.

26
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when fruits spread seeds away from the parent plant what is this called

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seed dispersal

27
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explain a way how fruit seeds can disperse

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when the fruit is digested the seed get stored in the animals and passes out through excretion

28
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how do fleshy fruits seeds get dipersed?

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when the fruit is digested the seeds get stored in the animal and passes out through excretion.

29
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how are dry fruits dispersed?

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they use, animals, wind, water and even explosions

30
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how does the plant use glucose

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for growth

31
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how does water help seeds?

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it allows enzymes to break down the food store so it can be turned to smaller molecules such as glucose.

32
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where does the engergy for growth come from?

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respiration, a process in which oxygen is released energy from glucose

33
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Definition of dormant

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dormant is when the seed freezed before they germinate to ensure the resources for germination is still available.

34
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definition of germination

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process by which a seed grows into a seedling

35
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how do leaves make food

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by photosynthesis. Photosynthesis needs energy which is transferred by the sun

36
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what do chloroplast do

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Chloroplast trap the energy and transfer it to glucose. molecules

37
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plants rely on insects for pollination and insects rely on plants for food what. is this called?

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Interdependence

38
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explain what happens in fertilisation

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the egg cell and male game of a pollen grain join together and their nuculei fuse into one, this forms a zygote

39
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explain the process of respiration and the equation

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oxygen is used to release energy from glucose. glucose + oxygen > carbon dioxide + water

40
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what is used to make glucose

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carbon dioxide and water. the plant then converts glucose to starch to store it

41
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what do plants need from the soil

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mineral salts