Plant Reproduction Flashcards

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What does the style do?

A

Support the stigma

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What are the female parts of the plant called?

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Carpels

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What are the male parts called and what does it consist of?

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Stamens:
Anther- produces pollen
Filament- holds up anther

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What’s the male plant gamete?

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Pollen

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Why do wind pollinated anthers hang out the plant?

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So it can be carried away by the wind

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Why is the stigma of a wind pollinated plant outside the plant?

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So it can catch pollen carried by the wind

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Why is the stigma enclose in a insect pollinated flower?

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So the insect must make contact

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What is the stigma like in an insect pollinated?

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Sticky so pollen grains attach to insects

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What is the stigma like in a wind pollinated flower and why?

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Feathery to catch pollen blowing in the wind

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Why are petals brightly coloured and have nectar in insect pollinated flowers?

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To attract insects and reward them

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What are pollen grains like in insect pollinated flowers?

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Small and sticky

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What are pollen grains like in wind pollinated flowers?

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Larger inflated grains to carry in the wind

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What is the definition of pollination?

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Transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma

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What is it called when a plant pollinates on the same plant?

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Self pollination- much less variation

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What is cross pollination?

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When a plant is pollinated by a different plant

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What occurs after fertilisation in the ovule and ovary?

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Ovule becomes the seed

Ovary becomes a fruit

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What does the zygote develop into?

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An embryonic plant with a small root and a shoot

17
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What do the other contents of the ovule develop into?

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Cotyledons which will store food for young plant when seed germinates

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Q

What is the function of the fruit?

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To protect the seed and disperse it

19
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What are the conditions needed for germination? (3)

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Warm temps- for enzymes
Water- for chemical reactions
Oxygen- for aerobic respiration

20
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What does the seed use when germinating?

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Starch
Lipid
Protein
Mineral ions