Chapter 8 Flashcards

1
Q

Plant reproduction

A

Propagation

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2
Q

Male sex cell (sperm)

A

Pollen

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3
Q

Female sex cell (egg) is

A

Ovule

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4
Q

Genetically identical to parent

A

Clone

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5
Q

Outer covering of the seed

A

Seed coat

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6
Q

Reproductive part of a flowering plant

A

Flower

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7
Q

Flower that has 4 principle parts

A

Complete flower

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8
Q

Cover and protects bud

A

Sepals

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9
Q

Colorful feature attracts insects to aid in fertilization

A

Petals

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10
Q

Male part of the flower

A

Stamen

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11
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Female part of the flower

A

Pistil

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12
Q

Stamen and pistil found in the same flower

A

Perfect flower

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13
Q

Flowers that don’t have 4 parts

A

Incomplete flower

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14
Q

Stamen and pistil found in different flowers

A

Imperfect flower

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15
Q

Stamen and pistil found in different flowers: of the same plant

A

Monoecious plant

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16
Q

Stamen and pistil found in different flowers: of the species

A

Dioecious plant

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17
Q

Asexual reproduction: natural example is…

A

Strawberry runner/stolon

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18
Q

Asexual reproduction: artificial example is…

19
Q

Transfer of pollen from an anther on a stamen to the stigma

A

Pollination

20
Q

The way seed are naturally scattered

21
Q

Sprouting of seed to form a new plant

A

Germination

22
Q

Germination needs…

A

Temperature, moisture, and oxygen

23
Q

2 benefits of vegetative propagation

A

1) new plant has same traits as parents

2) no seed needed

24
Q

2 methods of vegetative propagation

A

Below ground and above ground parts

25
Q

Getting roots to grow from stems of plants

26
Q

Short section of stem placed in a growing medium to form roots

27
Q

Placing a bud from one plant onto another for growth

28
Q

Placing a section of stem onto another plant so that it grows

29
Q

Growing a new plant from a single cell or small group of cells

A

Tissue culture

30
Q

The most used growing medium is…

31
Q

Other growing mediums are…

A

Peat, water, and sand

32
Q

2 methods of layering are:

A

Ground layering and air layering

33
Q

Male plants…

A

Male dioations plants don’t bear fruit

34
Q

2 types of reproduction are…

A

Sexual and asexual

35
Q

Two types of seed produced are…

A

Monocot and dicot

36
Q

Pollination may occur in two ways:

A

Cross(natural) and self(artificial)

37
Q

Two different types of fruits are:

A

Fleshy fruit and dry fruit

38
Q

When seed are tested to determine the number that sprout out of a set amount, this process calculates…

A

Perfect germination

39
Q

What makes up the pistil?

A

Stigma, style, and ovary

40
Q

What makes up the stamen?

A

Anther and filament

41
Q

Examples of dispersal?

A

Wind, birds, animal’s fur

42
Q

What does a good seed have?

A

Purity, no damage, and free of contamination

43
Q

What is an immature plant?

44
Q

Where does pollination take place in the stamen?