flowers and pollination

Question 1

sexual vs asexual reproduction

Answer 1

oki.

Question 2

structure of flowers

Answer 2

pedicel
receptacle
appendages

Question 3

types of appendages

Answer 3

perianths
stamens
carpels

Question 4

flower stalk

Answer 4

pedicle

Question 5

holds the flower part

Answer 5

receptacle

Question 6

sepals + petals

Answer 6

perianths

Question 7

male part

Answer 7

stamens

Question 8

female part

Answer 8

carpels

Question 9

parts of perianths

Answer 9

sepals (calyx)

petals (corolla)

Question 10

protects flowers when in bud

Answer 10

sepals

Question 11

attracts pollinating insects

Answer 11

petals

Question 12

parts of the stamen

Answer 12

anther

filament

Question 13

lobes containing pollen sacs

Answer 13

anther

Question 14

stalk that holds the anther

Answer 14

filament

Question 15

parts of carpel

Answer 15

stigma
style
ovary

Question 16

receives the pollen

Answer 16

stigma

Question 17

supports the stigma

Answer 17

style

Question 18

contains ovules that store the female gametes

Answer 18

ovary

Question 19

classification of flowers

Answer 19

complete
incomplete
perfect
imperfect

Question 20

possess all 3 appendages

Answer 20

complete

Question 21

lack one or more appendages

Answer 21

incomplete

Question 22

possess both stamen and carpel

Answer 22

perfect

Question 23

possess either stamen or carpel but not both

Answer 23

imperfect

Question 24

holds the ovary

Answer 24

hypanthium or floral cup

Question 25

ovary positions

Answer 25

hypogenous
perigenous
epigenous

Question 26

superior ovary

Answer 26

hypogenous

Question 27

hypanthium surrounds the ovary

Answer 27

perigenous

Question 28

inferior ovary

Answer 28

epigenous

Question 29

they are located inside the ovary

Answer 29

ovules

Question 30

attaches the ovaries to the ovule

Answer 30

funiculus

Question 31

structures of the ovules

Answer 31

integuments 
nucellus
embryo sac
micropylar end
chalazal ends
synergids

Question 32

opening that allows pollen to enter the ovule

Answer 32

micropylar ends

Question 33

opposite of micropylar end where nucleus is joined by integuments

Answer 33

chalazal ends

Question 34

produce signals that guides the pollen

Answer 34

synergids

Question 35

protective layer surrounding the ovule

Answer 35

integuments

Question 36

inner structure of theyro ovule. develops into endosperm

Answer 36

nucellus

Question 37

produces the egg cells for fertilization

Answer 37

embryo sac

Question 38

transfer of pollen grains from another to stigma

Answer 38

pollination

Question 39

same flower or another flower of the same plant

Answer 39

self-pollination

Question 40

flowers from different plants

Answer 40

cross-pollination

Question 41

kinds of pollination

Answer 41

self-pollination
cross-pollination
wind pollination
animal pollination

Question 42

contains microgametophytes of seed plants

Answer 42

pollen grains

Question 43

produces male gametes

Answer 43

microgametophytes

Question 44

also known as zyngamy

Answer 44

fertilization

Question 45

fusion of gametes

Answer 45

fertilization

Question 46

they are groups of flowers that may all open at the same time and will follow an orderly progression to maturation

Answer 46

inflorescense

Question 47

structure of seeds

Answer 47

embryo
endosperm
seed coat

Question 48

parts of embryo

Answer 48

radicle
cotelydon
epicotyl/plumule
hypocotyl

Question 49

an immature plant from which a new plant will grow

Answer 49

embryo

Question 50

embryonic root

Answer 50

radicle

Question 51

seed leaf

Answer 51

cotelyedon

Question 52

shoot apex above the attachment of cotelydon

Answer 52

epicotyl/plumule

Question 53

connects the radicle to cotelyedon

Answer 53

hypocotyl

Question 54

nutritive tissue that feeds the embryo

Answer 54

endosperm

Question 55

outer covering of the seed

Answer 55

seed coat

Question 56

resumption of the growth of a seed or a spore

Answer 56

germination

Question 57

factors of germination

Answer 57

viable
dormancy
water and oxygen
light or its absence

Question 58

epigeal vs hypogeal germination

Answer 58

k.

Question 59

types of fruits

Answer 59

simple

compound

Question 60

developed from a single carpel or fused ovaries of one flower

Answer 60

simple fruits

Question 61

kinds of compound fruits

Answer 61

aggregate

multiple

Question 62

types of simple fruits

Answer 62

fleshy

dry

Question 63

kinds of fleshy fruits

Answer 63

berry 
pome 
hesperidium 
drupe 
pepo

Question 64

all layers are soft

Answer 64

berry

Question 65

leathery and papery endocarp

Answer 65

pome

Question 66

leathery exocarp

Answer 66

hesperidium

Question 67

hard endocarp

Answer 67

drupe or stone fruit

Question 68

exocarp is a hard rind

Answer 68

pepo

Question 69

split opens along sutures

Answer 69

dehiscent

Question 70

do not split open

Answer 70

indehiscent

Question 71

types of dry simple fruits

Answer 71

dehiscent indehiscent

Question 72

kinds od dehiscent

Answer 72

follicle 
legume
silique 
schizocarp 
capsule

Question 73

split opens along one sutures

Answer 73

follicle

Question 74

split open along two sutures

Answer 74

legume

Question 75

characteristics of Brassicaceae family

Answer 75

silique

Question 76

compound ovaries break into individual carpels

Answer 76

schizocarp

Question 77

split open along multiple sutures

Answer 77

capsule

Question 78

split open along the lines of fusion

Answer 78

hyperium

Question 79

split open between the lines of fusion

Answer 79

iris

Question 80

splits into top and bottom half

Answer 80

primerose

Question 81

split open by opening by small pores

Answer 81

poppy

Question 82

kinds of dry indehiscent fruits

Answer 82

caryopsis
achene
samara
nut

Question 83

simple and small containing only one seed.

seed coat is fused to the fruit wall

Answer 83

caryopsis

Question 84

seed and fruit remain distinct.

fruit wall is thin and papery

Answer 84

achene

Question 85

one-seeded fruit with wing like outgrowths of the ovary

Answer 85

samara

Question 86

develops from a compound pistil.

pericarp is hard at maturity

Answer 86

nut

Question 87

devdeloped from a single flower with different carpels

Answer 87

aggregate

Question 88

developed from carpels of many flowers that grows close on a common floral stalk

Answer 88

multiple