Multicellular Organisms: Seeds & Sexyal Propagation Flashcards

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What’s in a seed structure

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An embryo ( Root & shoot )
Food store
Seed coat

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This the function of the seed structure what is it called?
Protects the internal structure of the seed

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Seed coat

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This the function of the seed structure what is it called?
Provides a store a starchy food which gives the new plant energy grow

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Food store

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This the function of the seed structure what is it called

Consists of the young shoot and root. Grows into the adult plant

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Embryo shoot and root

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Methods of seed dispersal are

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Animal internal ( fruit production )
Animal external
Water
Wind dispersal
Explosion/propulsion

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What do fruits do to attract animals

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Brightly coloured nutritious and tasty

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What fruits are eaten

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Cherries blueberry kiwis black berry

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What is Animal external

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Another method of seed dispersal is animal external. This method used dry or sticky fruit/ seed which can attach or cling to animals passing be the seeds can be carried by the animal and drop off ( or removed further away)

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Plants that are animal external

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Burdock, sea holly, woodaven

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Wind dispersal is

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Down lighter seeds have specialised structure that allow them to be picked up by the wind and spread to a different area where they CNA grow without competition

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Wind dispersal examples

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Dandelion sycamore

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What is explosion/ propulsion

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It’s explosive pressure is generated within the seed pod allowing the seeds to shoot dar from the parent plant without relying on animals or other factors

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Example of Exoplosioj/propulsion

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Squirting cucumber

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What is Water dispersal

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Some plants ( usually living near a source of water) drop their seeds into the water Which then float away

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Example if water dispersal

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Coconuts

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