Plant and Animal Respiration Flashcards

1
Q

What term is used if new individuals of species are produced and genetic material is passed on?

A

Reproduction

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2
Q

This type of reproduction is where only one parent is involved

A

Asexual Reproduction

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3
Q

Female produce eggs and develop without being fertilized (Ants, Bees, Aphids)

A

Parthenogenesis

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4
Q

Forms spores which are light enough to be carried by wind/water

A

Sporulation

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5
Q

Formation of “bud” which breaks off from parent

A

Budding

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6
Q

Parent body break into pieces, each piece will grow into new individual

A

Fragmentation

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7
Q

Unicellular Organism divides via mitosis to produce 2 identical daughter cells (Bacteria, Yeast, etc)

A

Binary Fission

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8
Q

Production of new plant from vegetative structure

A

Vegetative Propagation

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9
Q

These are horizontally oriented stems that grow along a
soil surface, they can run from
one vegetative spot to the next

A

Stolen or Runner

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10
Q

These are food storage for future developing plants, they contain
several buds near the node which is where leaves are produced.

A

Bulb

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11
Q

These are root-like stems that grow horizontally under the ground

A

Rhizome

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12
Q

These can either be stem tubers or root tubers where they store
nutrients.

A

Tuber (Stem & Root)

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13
Q

These are swollen underground stems that store starch.

A

Corm

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14
Q

A form of asexual reproduction wherein new plants grow from the buds growing on the margin of the leaves.

A

Leaf

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15
Q

Also known as “root sprouts”. These are plant stems that arise from
buds on the base of the parent stem or roots.

A

Sucker

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16
Q

A process of producing offspring by the fusion of sperm and egg nuclei to form a zygote

A

Sexual Reproduction

17
Q

Fertilization happens outside the body and in an aquatic
environment.

A

External Fertilization

18
Q

Fertilization happens inside the female body

A

Internal Fertilization

19
Q

Lay eggs, with little or no other embryonic development within the mother.

A

Oviparity

20
Q

The fertilized eggs are retained within the mother to complete their development.

A

Ovoviviparity

21
Q

The young develop within the mother and obtain nourishment directly from their mother’s blood rather than the egg yolk.

A

Viviparity