Dispersal

Question 1

is not part of the plant structural development,
but without _________ , the young plant will not be able to
separate itself from the parent plant

Answer 1

Dispersal

Question 2

an essential part of the plants life cycle.

Answer 2

Dispersal

Question 3

❑Through Dispersal plants learned to adapt to their agents
and agents adapted to the plants ; this mutualistic
relationship is called ________

Answer 3

Co-evolution

Question 4

❑The first form of dispersal is within the pre syngamy stage:
______

Answer 4

POLLINATION

Question 5

leads to FERTILIZATION

Answer 5

POLLINATION

Question 6

Process when flower from the same plant pollinates another flower,
as well as when a flower pollinates its own self.

Answer 6

SELF POLINATION

Question 7

❑Process wherein agents or intermediates carry pollen from one flower of a plant to another flower of another plant.

Answer 7

cross polination

Question 8

True or False: This crossing over of genes from different plants is the very goal of sexual reproduction in plants through flower, seeds and fruits.

Answer 8

true

Question 9

depend on the wind for
pollination , showy petals are not really required

Answer 9

ANEMOPHYLLOUS FLOWER

Question 10

depend on animals for
pollination

Answer 10

Zoophyllous flower

Question 11

depends on insects for
pollination

Answer 11

Enterophyllous flower

Question 12

seeds dispersed by its own fruit.

Answer 12

autochory

Question 13

Adaptation of autochory

Answer 13

Explosive mechanism

Question 14

seeds are dispersed by the wind

Answer 14

ANEMOCHORY

Question 15

tiny seeds

Answer 15

dust seeds

Question 16

Papery pericarp outgrowth examples

Answer 16

Chinese parasol
tiny seeds
inflamed capsule

Question 17

Dust seed samples

Answer 17

Orchids

Question 18

Papery Testa outgrowth samples

Answer 18

Garlic vine

Question 19

example of inflated capsule

Answer 19

Ballon vince

Question 20

PAPPUS/PARACHUTE LIKE STRUCTURE

Answer 20

Tagulinaw

Question 21

strong shaking by the fruit

Answer 21

CENSER MECHANISM

Question 22

Examples of censer mechanism

Answer 22

Dutchman’s pore

Question 23

strong shaking by the fruit

Answer 23

Censer mechanism

Question 24

seeds are dispersed by water.

Answer 24

HYDROCHORY

Question 25

seeds are dispersed by animals.

Answer 25

Zoochory

Question 26

capable of buoyant travelling

Answer 26

IMPERVIOUS PERICARP

Question 27

examples of hydrochory impervious pericarp

Answer 27

coconut, botong

Question 28

Examples of spongy receptable

Answer 28

lotus

Question 29

around the seed or fruit outer later to attack on the animal skin eamples

Answer 29

kulot-kulotan, amorceco

Question 30

that survive destruction from eating

Answer 30

EITHER INDIGESTIBLE OR UNEDIBLE SEEDS-

Question 31

Examples of EITHER INDIGESTIBLE OR UNEDIBLE SEEDS-

Answer 31

Ampalaya, papaya, vell pepper