Module 1: Seed Structure and Development Flashcards

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1
Q

asymmetrical division of the zygote produces the larger ___ and smaller ___ cells.

A

basal and terminal

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2
Q

transfers nutrients from parent plant; develops from basal cell

A

suspensor

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3
Q

spherical-shaped embryo; develops from terminal cell

A

proembryo

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4
Q

formed from integuments of the ovule

A

seed coat

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5
Q

rudimentary leaf

A

cotyledon

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6
Q

class of monocots

A

Liliopsida

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7
Q

class of dicots

A

Magnoliopsida

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8
Q

projects above cotyledons

A

epicotyl

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9
Q

between cotyledon attatchment point and radicle

A

hypocotyl

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10
Q

in ____, hypocotyl extends above the ground and grows into stem

A

dicots

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11
Q

in ____, hypocotyl stays below ground

A

monocots

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12
Q

composed of epicotyl, youyng leaves, and SAP

A

plumule

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13
Q

region from which the root will develop

A

radicle

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14
Q

single cotyledon in monocots; absorbs products of degraded endosperm

A

scutellum

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15
Q

single layer of cells inside seed coat that surrounds embryo and endosperm

A

aleurone

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16
Q

(fruit) single/fused carpels of a single ovary

A

simple fruits

17
Q

(fruit) numerous carpels all in one flower; mature carpels/ovaries fuse to form one fruit

A

aggregate fruits

18
Q

(fruit) develops from an inflorescence; matured ovaries of many flowers more or less united

A

multiple fruits

19
Q

(fruit) derived from different part of the flower such as receptacle or hypanthium

A

accessory fruits

20
Q

inability of intact viable seeds to complete germination under favorable environmental conditions

A

seed dormancy

21
Q

why do seeds become dormant?

A
  1. presence of hard seed coat
  2. contains immature embryo
  3. due to growth inhibitory chemicals
  4. has a chilling requirement
22
Q

sum of evbents that begin with hydration of the seed and culminate in emergence of the radicle

A

seed germination

23
Q

cotyledons emerge from soil together with plumule as hypocotyl elongates

A

epigeal germination

24
Q

cotyledons remain in soil while epicotyl elongates to push plumule out of soil

A

hypogeal germination

25
Q

(corn embryo) covers radicle

A

coleorhiza

26
Q

(corn embryo) covers shoot; elongation ceases upon exposure to light

A

coleoptile