Lesson 2 Plant and Animal Nutrition

Question 1

Male reproductive part of the flower

Answer 1

Stamen

Question 2

Stamen is consists of _____________

Answer 2

Anther and Filament

Question 3

Female reproductive part of the flower

Answer 3

Carpel

Question 4

Top part of the carpel

Answer 4

Stigma

Question 5

Stamen is supported by the ________

Answer 5

Style

Question 6

Base part of the carpel is the _________

Answer 6

Ovary

Question 7

Ovary contains one or more _____________

Answer 7

Ovules

Question 7

Flower that contain both male and female reproductive parts are called

Answer 7

Bisexual flowers

Question 8

Flower that contain either male and female reproductive parts are called

Answer 8

Unisexual flowers

Question 9

If the transfer of pollen grains takes
place from one flower to another

Answer 9

Cross Pollination

Question 9

If the transfer of pollen grains takes place
in the same flower.

Answer 9

Self Pollination

Question 10

Reproductive structure in flowering plants; made up of four major whorls

Answer 10

Flower

Question 11

The outermost whorls of a flower;
collectively called the calyx

Answer 11

Sepals

Question 12

Part of the pistil where the pollen grain derived from the microsporangium
attaches during pollination

Answer 12

Stigma

Question 12

Innermost whorl of the flower; the female
reproductive structure of the flower;
bears the female sporangia (also known
as the megasporangia)

Answer 12

Pistil or Carpels

Question 13

Part of the pistil that serves as the stalk of
the stigma; leads to the ovary

Answer 13

Style

Question 14

Found at the base of the pistil; contains one or more ovules; eventually becomes
the fruit

Answer 14

Ovary

Question 15

• Ovules becomes the seed
• Ovary matures into fruit.

Answer 15

Embryo Development