Plant Reproduction Flashcards

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what is male part called and what is it made up of

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called stamen made up of filament and anther

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what is female part called and what is its made up of

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called carpel made up of stigma style and ovary

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what is the ovule

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ovule is contained in the ovary which devolopes into embryo sac (megaspore) where egg develops

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explain female reproduction system

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one megaspore will undergo meiosis where it will produce 4 tabloid cells. 3 will die and degenerate leaving one left. this one left is know known as the embryo sac. its nucleus will the undergo mitosis 3 times to produce embryo sac with 8 habloid nuclei. 6 off the nuclei will surround its own membrane and 2 will not. 5 will then degenerate and die leaving only one to become the egg cell and the two nuclei that didn’t surround membrane will become the polar nuclei

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5
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explain pollen grain formation

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the male part of flower has two parts the filament and the anther. the anther is divided into 4 sections known as the pollen sacs. pollen sacs are lined by the tapetum with provides nourishment. inside pollen sacs is the microspore mother cells. each mother cell undergoes meoisis which produces tetrad of 4 habloid cells. the cells then undergo mitosis to produce pollen grain with 2 nuclei. one is called tube nucleus and the other called generative nucleus. this generative nucleus then undergoes mitosis to form male gamete which normally takes place after pollination. it is then transported by wind or insects

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6
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2 methods of cross pollination

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wind / insects

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7
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site of production for pollen grain

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anther

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8
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where on plant should pollination land on

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stigma

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9
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which part of plant turns into fruit

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ovary

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10
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what does generative nucleus do

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its undergoes mitosis to form 2 male gametes normally after pollination

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role of petal/ anther / stigma / sepal

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attracts insects / pollen releases here / pollens lands on it / protects flower

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12
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what does male gamer fuse in embryo sac

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egg

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13
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what does fertilisation mean

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fusion of male gamete with female egg cell

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14
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what is pollination

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the transfer of pollen from anther to stigma

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15
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what happens at the first fetillisation

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the nuclei enters the embryo sac and fertilisation takes place to produce a diploid zygote which becomes the embryo plant

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16
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what happens at second fertilisation

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the other male gamete fuses with the two polar nuclei to form a triploid endosperm

17
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what is the function of triploid endosperm

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food supply for developing embryo

18
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what part of the flower is the seeds formed

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ovule

19
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what difference between monocotyledons and dicotyledons

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mono- one seed leaf

dico- two seed leaf

20
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what is stored in the endosperm / cotyledon tissue

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food ( lipids / carbohydrates / protein)

21
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name a food store after fertilisation

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endosperm

22
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describe process of fertilisation

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generative cell turns into 2 male gametes through mitosis. the gametes land on stigma due to pollination. they flow down the pollen tube and one is male gamete fuses with the female egg and the other male gamete fuses with the 2 polar nuclei to later form the endosperm.

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what is the dormancy of seeds and how is it benefiting to plants

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period of no growth and for survival

24
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what is meant by germination

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the growth of a seed

25
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what is vegetative propagation

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plant asexual reproduction

26
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examples of vegetative propagation and with examples

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stems (strawberries) / roots (dahlias) / leaves (cacti) / buds (onions)

27
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examples of artificial vegetative propagation

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cuttings / layering / grafting

28
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what are the tropisms

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phototropism / geotropism / thigmotropism / hydrotropism / chemotropism

29
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explain 5 tropisms

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geotropism - the plants response to (gravity)
phototropism - (light)
thigmotropism - (touch)
hydrotropism - (water)
chemotropism- (chemicals)

30
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example of plant growth regulator and where it is

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IAA and root tip