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1
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What do the sepals do?

A

They protect the unopened flower.

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2
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What do petals do for some plants?

A

They are brightly coloured to attract insects.

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3
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Is the stamen male or female?

A

Male.

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4
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What two parts make up the stamen?

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The anther, held up by the filament.

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What do the anthers produce?

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The male sex cells (pollen grains).

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6
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What are the three features of the female parts?

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The stigma, style and ovaries.

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7
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What is the female reproductive system called?

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The carpel.

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What do the ovaries contain?

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The ovaries contain the ovules which are the eggs.

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9
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What are the two types of plant reproduction?

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Asexual and sexual

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10
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What is asexual reproduction?

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Where the plant makes a plant with the same genes without fertilization from another plant.

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What is sexual reproduction?

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When the plant reproduces using pollen from a different plant to fertilize their egg.

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12
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What are the two ways pollen can be spread from plant to plant?

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By wind and by insects.

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13
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What are the qualities of pollen carried by insects?

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It is large and rough so it can stick to the insect.

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What are qualities of pollen carried by wind?

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It is small and smooth so it can be picked up easily and it won’t stick to anything on its way.

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What is pollination?

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Pollination is where pollen is transferred from the anther of one plan to the stigma of another.

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16
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What is fertilisation?

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Fertilisation is when the the pollen fuses with the egg cell by growing a pollen tube.

17
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What is fruit development?

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Fruit development is where the ovule develops into a hard seed which is then surrounded by a soft fruit produced by the ovary.

18
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What is germination?

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Germination is when the seed begins to grow, provided it has the right resources.

19
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What is growth?

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Growth is where the seed begins to grow into a mature plant and it will continue to do this throughout it’s life.