Flower Structure And Reproduction

Question 1

Angiosperm

Answer 1

Type of plant that bears fruit and flowers

Question 2

Receptacle

Answer 2

Part of branch on which a flower forms

Question 3

Sepals

Answer 3

Leaf like structures that surround and protect the flower before it blooms

Question 4

Petals

Answer 4

The colorful part of the flower that attracts insects and other small animals

Question 5

Pistil

Answer 5

Female part of the flower; in the center

Question 6

3 parts that make up Pistil

Answer 6

Stigma, style, ovary

Question 7

Stigma

Answer 7

The top of the pistil where the pollen attaches

Question 8

Style

Answer 8

Long tube that attaches stigma to ovary

Question 9

Ovary

Answer 9

Part of the stigma that possibly turns into a fruit when fertilized

Question 10

Ovules

Answer 10

Eggs stored in the ovary (turns into seeds when fertilized

Question 11

Can sperm fertilize eggs of a different flower species?

Answer 11

No beacuse of special chemicals that prevents this

Question 12

Stamen

Answer 12

Male reproductive structure

Question 13

What makes up a stamen

Answer 13

Anther and filament

Question 14

Anther

Answer 14

Part of male reproductive structure that produces pollen

Question 15

Filament

Answer 15

Supports the anther (male reproductive structure)

Question 16

Carpel

Answer 16

Another word for pistil

Question 17

Dicot

Answer 17

Two cotyledon, vascular bundles in a ring

Question 18

Monocot

Answer 18

Single cotyledon, vascular bundles scattered

Question 19

Cotyledon

Answer 19

First leaves to appear from a germinating seed

Question 20

Guard cells

Answer 20

Cells surrounding stomata

Question 21

Gymnosperm

Answer 21

A plant that produces a seed not encased in an ovary

Question 22

Haploid/Monoploid

Answer 22

Cell containing a single set of organisms

Question 23

Diploid

Answer 23

Cell two complete sets of chromosomes, one from each parent

Question 24

Imperfect

Answer 24

A flower with only one reproductive structure (female OR male)

Question 25

Perfect

Answer 25

A flower that has BOTH reproductive structures (females AND males)

Question 26

Gynoecium

Answer 26

Another word for pistil

Question 27

Primary growth

Answer 27

Plants get taller

Question 28

Secondary growth

Answer 28

Plants get wider

Question 29

Waxy cuticle

Answer 29

Prevents access water loss in leaves

Question 30

True or false: Cotyledon is also food storage

Answer 30

True

Question 31

Vascular

Answer 31

Have a phloem and xylem (true leaves, true stems, true roots)

Question 32

Nonvascular

Answer 32

Does not have a phloem and xylem (ex moss)

Question 33

Phloem

Answer 33

Carries sugars

Question 34

Xylem

Answer 34

Carries water

Question 35

Carnivorous Plants

Answer 35

Able to consume insects to get their nitrogen