quiz Flashcards

1
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means a flower has both carpels and stamens

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bisexual

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2
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means a flower has only a staminate or pistillate

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unisexual

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3
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comprise the calyx.

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Sepals

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4
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comprise the corolla.

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Petals

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5
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male reproductive organ of a flower

A

androecium

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6
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female reproductive organ of a flower

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gynoecium

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7
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Each __________ is made up of distinct layers of cells when mature.

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microsporangium

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8
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The outermost layer is the ________. It has a middle layer of cells with thin walls.

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epidermis

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9
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The innermost layer is the _______, which consists of large cells. It nourishes the developing grains of pollen.

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tapetum

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10
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Microspore mother cells undergo _______.

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meiosis

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11
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exine is made up of a durable substance called

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sporopollenin

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12
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The outer layer is the

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exine and thin spaces (germ pores)

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13
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grows out of the pollen grain through the germ pores.

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pollen tube

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14
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The inner layer is the

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cellulosic wall (the intine)

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15
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moves towards the periphery.

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microspore

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16
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The main part of the ovule is bounded by two coverings

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integuments

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17
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The ovule is attached to the ovary via a stalk

18
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The basal part of the female gametophyte structure

19
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contains one or more ovules (megasporangia), which act as future seeds

20
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develops as a type of projection from the placenta in the ovary.

21
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Within the nucleus, a single ________ cell becomes larger and it becomes the megaspore mother cell.

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hypodermal

22
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This cell undergoes ___________, and then gives rise to four haploid megaspore cells.

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meiotic division

23
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The enlarged structure, shaped like an oval and with 8 nuclei, is known as the _______

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embryo sac

24
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Cell membranes and nuclei develop around the nuclei, except the two at the center of the sac, which is now termed as the _______

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central cell

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These are provided with buds which develop into a new plant and are therefore used to carry out vegetative propagation of the plant in the field.
Vegetative Reproduction in Angiosperms
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The process by which animals propagate on earth and it is also the process through which genetic materials are transferred to offspring.
Animal Reproduction
27
The formation of identical twins by the separation of two identical cells in the early embryo is a form of
asexual reproduction
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occurs when a new individual is formed from the union of two sex cells, or gametes.
Sexual reproduction
29
the zygote develops into a new organism.
mitotic division
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The _________ are formed in the sex organs, or gonads (the testes and the ovaries), and are haploid.
gametes
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The process of sperm formation
spermatogenesis
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The process of egg formation
oogenesis
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Virgin birth is common in many species of arthropods.
parthenogenesis
34
Some species are exclusively all female
parthenogenetic
35
Another variation in the reproductive strategies used by animals is
hermaphroditism
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The change from female to male is
protogyny
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the change from male to female is
protandry
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Recent evidence suggests that the __________ appears to have been highly conserved during the evolution of vertebrate groups.
sex-determining gene (SRY)
39
commonly occurs among organisms in the ocean, where water allows for the rapid dispersion of sperm or ova towards others of the same species.
External fertilization
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is the introduction of the male gamete into the female's reproductive tract.
Internal fertilization