Lab 8b-Fruit & Seed (Angiosperms) Flashcards
The megagametophyte generation, which was so prominent in ovules of gymnosperms, is not even evident in the ovule of angiosperms. What has happened to it?
cells that make it up start to degenerate
In seed plant phyla other than anthophytes, the megagametophyte was the food source for a growing embryo. What is the food source for the developing embryo of anthophyta (fruit and seed)
endosperm (will become completely depleted by developing embryo)
In anthophytes (fruit and seed), the ___ plant supplies nutrients and growth promoting ___ to the embryo of the ripening seed through the ___
parent, hormones, endosperm
Cotyledons are modified ___ leaves that are part of the living ___. The food they contain can be quickly utilized during ___
food, embryo, germination
In eudicot flowering plants all or only part of the ___ is consumed during the seed ripening, and two plump ___ occupy most of the ripe seed
endosperm, cotyledons
In monocots, the embryo has a ___ cotyledon and the seed can have variable amounts of endosperm
single
ovary=
fruit
ovule=
seed
Seed coat=
skin-like protective covering of seed
Hilum=
scar on seed, point of attachment of a stalk that attached the seed to the wall of the fruit
Raphe=
a small ride at one end of the scar (hilum), remnant of the stalk
Micropyle=
opening at the end of the hilum (scar of seed) where the pollen tube entered just prior to fertilization
Radicle=
embryonic root
fruit developed from an ___, there will be ___ scars(s)
ovary, two
-where it was attached to flower stalk and where the style and stigma were attached
seed developed from an ___, there will be ___ scar(s)
ovule, one
-where it was attached to the placenta INSIDE the ovary