Lecture 5 Flashcards

1
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3 advantages to vegetative reproduction

A

allows existence where pollination is iffy

Low mortality

Rapid development

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2
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2 disadvantages to vegetative reproduction

A

short dispersal

Limits evolution

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3
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phalanx vegetative reproduction:

A

short range because inadequate

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4
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Guerilla vegetative strategy

A

separated by distance

never dominate

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5
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agamospermy - sexual or asexual?

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asexual –> embryo/seed formed without sexual fusion

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6
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autogamy –> sexual or asexual?

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sexual –> cross fertilization

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7
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3 advantages to sexual reproduction

A

genetic variability

more fit genotypes

seed dispersal

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8
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2 disadvantages to sexual reproduction

A

costs (resources and structures)

Breaks establishment

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9
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3 examples of selfing weeds

A

wild buckwheat
cleavers
hemp nettle

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10
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4 examples of outcrossing weeds

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perennial sow thistle
common toadflax
purple loosestrife
russian thistle

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11
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3 reasons for seed dispersal

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lower survival closer to parent
protection from special disturbances
can be facilitated by special structures

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