Chapter 38.1 Flashcards

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1
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What are the parts of the flower? What’s their purpose?

A
  • Sepals: enclose floral bud
  • Petals: attract pollinators
  • Stamen: male gametophyte production
  • Carpel: female gametophyte production
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2
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How many microsporangium are in 1 anther?

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4

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3
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1 anther —> 4 ______ —–> many _________ —> ____ ________ per 1 of the last

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1 anther to 4 microsporangium to many microsporocytes to 4 microspores per 1 of the last

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1 microspore = ____ gametophytes

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1

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5
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What does a male gametophyte consist of?

A

generative cell + tube cell

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6
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What does a pollen grain consist of?

A

Gametophyte + spore wall

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7
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Are microspores diploid or haploid?

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Haploid

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Are microsporocytes diploid or haploid?

A

Diploid

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9
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The generative cell produces how many sperm cells?

A

2

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How many megaspores survive out of the 4 produced from 1 megasporocyte?

A

1

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11
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Is the single megaspore haploid or diploid?

A

Haploid

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12
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What does 1 ovule consist of?

A

Female gametophyte + 2 integuments

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13
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How many mitotic divisions does the megaspore perform?

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3

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14
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After the megaspore performs 3 mitotic divisions, how many cells are in the gametophyte?

A

8

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15
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What is pollination?

A

Transfer of pollen from anther to stigma

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16
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What attracts the pollen tube to the micropyle?

A

GABA and the synergid cells

17
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Which cells flank the egg?

A

Synergid cells

18
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Where do the 2 sperm cells go to once it reaches the ovule

A

One goes to egg to form diploid zygote, other goes to polar nuclei to form triploid eventual endosperm

19
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After double fertilization, what does each ovule become,? What does each ovary become?

A

Ovule: seed
Ovary: fruit protecting seeds

20
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What 2 cells does the embryo split to?

A

Basal and terminal

21
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What does the basal continue dividing into?

A

Chain called suspensor

22
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What does the terminal cell continue dividing into?

A

Proembryo that attaches to suspensor

23
Q

Where do cotyledons form?

A

On proembryo created from terminal cell

24
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What is the seed coat formed from?

A

Integuments from ovary

25
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In eudicot seeds, which embryonic axis is above teh cotyledons? Which is below?

A
  • Epicotyl

- Hypocotyl

26
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In eudicot seeds, what is the embryonic root called?

A

Radicle

27
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What 2 sheathes enclose the embryo of grass seed?

A

Coleoptile (shoot); coleorhiza (root)

28
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What is imbibition?

A

Seeds uptake of water due to low water pressure inside

29
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What are the 4 types of fruit?

A
  1. Simple: 1 fruit from 1 or more carpels
  2. Aggregate: multiple fruits from multiple seperate carpels on 1 flower
  3. Multiple: 1 fruit from carpels from flowers in inflorescence
  4. Accessory: fruit from tissues other than ovary