Module 5 - IQ1 - Reproduction Flashcards

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What is Cutting (plant reproduction)

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where a piece of stem is cut off and placed into soil

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What are runners (Plant Reproduction)

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runners are long stems which grow along surface of soil

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what are Rhizomes (Plant Reproduction)

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undersground modified stems which roots/shoots grow

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What are suckers (Plant Reproduction)

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shoots that arise directly from roots - can be separated from parents to from new plant

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5
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what are tubers (Plant Reproduction)

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Modified roots which store food as starch

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what are bulbs (Plant Reproduction)

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a short stem with fleshy leave that function as food storage organs

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What is an example of a cutting plant

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Roses

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What is an example of a runner plant

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most grasses

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what is an example of a Rhizome

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Ginger

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10
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What is an example of a sucker

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rose/citrus

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11
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What is an example of a tuber

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potato

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12
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What is an example of a bulb plant

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onion

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13
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What type of reproduction does fungi use

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Budding or spores

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14
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What type of reproduction does bacteria use

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binary fission

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15
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What type of reproduction do protists use

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Binary/multiple fission or budding

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16
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reproduction in mammals

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internal reproduction

17
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What does Oestrogen do?

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-repairs, thickens and maintains uterus lining

18
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What does Progesterone do

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Maintains lining of uterus

19
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What does LH do

A

Triggers ovulation

20
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What does FSH do

A

Stimulates oestrogen production

21
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What does Oxytocin do

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Stimulates contractions

22
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What does HCG do

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supports corpus luteum function

23
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What does prolactin do

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stimulates milk flow

24
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what does relaxin do

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prevents premature birth by suppressing contractions

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