Reproduction in Plants (Chapter 13) Flashcards

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What are different methods of asexual reproduction in plants?

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  • Runners
  • Bulbs
  • Tubers
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What is cuttings?

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Cuttings is where a piece of a plant’s stem, with a few leaves, is cut from a healthy plant and is planted in damp soil and developed into new plant.

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What are examples of methods of asexual reproduction in plants?

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Runners - Strawberry
Bulbs - Potato
Tubers - Onion

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Where are male and female gametes in plants?

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Males gametes are within the pollen grains.
Female gametes are egg cells or ova.

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What is pollination?

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Pollination is where a pollen grains are transferred from the anthers of the flower to the stigma.

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How is pollination done?

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By wind and insects

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What happen after pollination?

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Fertilization take place and zygote develops into seed and become enclosed in fruit.

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Where are pollen grains and ova produced?

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pollen grains - anther of the stamens
Ova - Ovules in Ovaries

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What are different types of pollinations?

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Self-pollination (Pollination occurs within the same plant)
Cross-pollination (Pollen grains from a plant is transferred to another plant)

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What are differences between insect-pollinated and wind-pollinated flowers?

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Insect pollinated flowers

  • Stamens and stigma are enclosed in the flower
  • Sticky Stigma
  • Large and brightly colored petals
  • Have Nectaries to produce sweet liquid
  • Larger and sticky pollen grains

Wind pollinated flowers

  • Stamens and stigma are exposed
  • Feathery stigma
  • Small and green colored petals
  • Smaller, smooth and inflated pollen grains
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What have to be done for fertilization to take place?

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The nucleus of the pollen grains must fuse with the nucleus of the ova inside the ovule in the ovary.

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What does pollen grain do to transfer the nucleus to the ovum?

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It form a pollen tube, which grows down through the tissue of the style and into an ovary.

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What are changes that take places after fertilization?

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  • Zygote developed into embryonic plant with radicle and shoot
  • Other contents of the ovule develop into food store for germination
  • Ovule wall become seed coat (Testa)
  • Ovary wall become fruit coat
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What does seed contain?

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See contain a plant embryo consisting of a radicle (root) and plumule (shoot), one or two cotyledons (seed leaves) and food stores either in the cotyledons or other part of the seed.

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What happen during germination?

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The food store is used up, providing nutrients for radicle and plumule to grow.

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When does the germination over?

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When the small plant is able to photosynthesis.

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What are different types of seed?

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  • Dicots (have 2 cotyledons)
  • Monocots (have 1 cotyledon)
18
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What is germination?

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Growth of new plant from a seed.

19
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What breakdown the seed’s food store?

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Enzymes

20
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What are the conditions need for germination?

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  • Warm temperature
  • Water
  • Oxygen