FINALS

Question 1

new plant arises from vegetative parts

Answer 1

asexual reproduction

Question 2

new plant arises through reproductive part

Answer 2

sexual reproduction

Question 3

new plants are developed from a portion of the main plant’s body

Answer 3

vegetative reproduction

Question 4

in this mode of asexual reproduction, new plants grow from an outgrowth or bud in the plant body

Answer 4

budding

Question 5

new plants are developed from fragments of the parent plant

Answer 5

fragmentation

Question 6

seeds are formed and the embryo is developed without the fusion of male and female gametes

Answer 6

apomixis

Question 7

production of sex gametes, followed by their fusion and the creation of an embryo that is reliant upon the female gametophyte

Answer 7

sexual reproduction

Question 8

produces haploid spores via meiosis

Answer 8

diploid sporophyte

Question 9

contains the small male and female haploid plants that produce gametes

Answer 9

gametophyte

Question 10

results in the production of a diploid zygote

Answer 10

fertilization

Question 11

after the transfer of pollen grains, the male gamete is transferred down through the style of the pistil to the ovary where the male gamete is fused with the female gamete to form a zygote

Answer 11

zygote formation

Question 12

after fertilization, a formed zygote is developed into an embryo. the ovary develops into fruit and ovules into seeds

Answer 12

fruit and seed formation

Question 13

sexual reproduction involves flowers and seeds

Answer 13

angiosperms

Question 14

flowers with both male and female reproductive organs

Answer 14

perfect flower

Question 15

flowers that have only male or only female reproductive organs

Answer 15

imperfect flower

Question 16

reproductive shoots of the angiosperm sporocyte

Answer 16

flowers

Question 17

single carpel or fused carpel

Answer 17

pistil

Question 18

have all four floral organs

Answer 18

complete flowers

Question 19

lack one or more floral organs

Answer 19

incomplete flowers

Question 20

staminate flowers

Answer 20

stamen

Question 21

pistillate or carpellate flowers

Answer 21

pistil

Question 22

the flower can be divided into two equal parts by an imaginary line

Answer 22

bilateral symmetry

Question 23

sepals, petals, stamens, and carpels raidate out from a center

Answer 23

radial symmetry

Question 24

ovary is located above the receptacle

Answer 24

superior ovary

Question 25

located within the receptacle

Answer 25

inferior ovary

Question 26

in between the receptacle

Answer 26

semi-inferior

Question 27

cluster of flowers

Answer 27

inflorescences

Question 28

vary from individual flowers to cluster of flowers

Answer 28

floral distribution

Question 29

center is an aggregation of incomplete flowers that did not develop

Answer 29

sunflower

Question 30

presence of staminate and carpellate flowers on the same plant

Answer 30

reproductive variations

Question 31

bisexual

Answer 31

monoecious

Question 32

unisex

Answer 32

dioecious

Question 33

all stamens

Answer 33

androecium

Question 34

all carpels

Answer 34

gynoecium

Question 35

all sepals

Answer 35

calyx

Question 35

all petals

Answer 35

corolla

Question 36

control by light is due to a pigment called
blue-green pigment that controls various growth responses

Answer 36

phytochrome

Question 37

Pr

Answer 37

inactive form

Question 38

Pfr

Answer 38

active form

Question 39

pollen from a flower’s anther pollinates stigma of the same flower

Answer 39

self-pollination

Question 40

pollen from anther of one flower pollinates another flower’s stigma

Answer 40

cross pollination

Question 41

most common insect pollinator

Answer 41

bees

Question 42

flower traits that attract different pollinators

Answer 42

pollination syndrome