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Reproduction (Plant) Flashcards

1
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Female part of plant

A

Carpel

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2
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3 parts of the carpel

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Stigma style ovary

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3
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Make sort of plant

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Stamen

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4
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Parts in stamen

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Anther

Filament

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5
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What does sexual repro of flowering plant involve

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Fusion of 2 game yes to produce a diploid zygote

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6
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Gametes

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Haploid celle capable of fusion

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7
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Agrémenté

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Produces pollen grains

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8
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Another

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Jokes pollen save and produces pollen grain

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9
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Filament

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Talk like structure and supports the anther

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10
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Carpel

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Develops the embryo sac

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11
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Stigma

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Pollen lands on it after pollination and it grows into a tube

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12
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Style

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Tube connecting stigma to ovary

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13
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Ovary

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Develops the embryo sac

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14
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Sepal

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Protection

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15
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Petals

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Attract insects for pollination

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16
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Filament supplies

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Nutrients to the anther

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17
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Where does the male gamete travel down

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The style to fuse with the female gamete

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18
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Ovary contains

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Ovules

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19
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How many chambers does the anther have

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4

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20
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What are the chambers on the anther called

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Pollen sac

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21
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Tapetum

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Inside fiberous layer in pollen sac

Store food - supplies energy for cell division

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22
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Micro mother cells

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Located in pollen sac
Diploid (2n)
Divide by meosis to produce a group of 4 haploid cells (tetras)

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23
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Tetrad

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4 haploid cells

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24
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What does the tetrad break up into

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4 seperate haploid pollen grains

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25
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What are the pollen grain nucleus divided by

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Mitosis

Produce two haploid nuclei

26
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Name the two pollen grain nuclei after mitosis

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Tube nucleus

Generative nucleus

27
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What the does generative nucleus divide again by mitosis to form

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2 male gametes

28
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Exile

A

Thick outer wall of pollen grain

29
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Intime

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Thin inner coat of pollen grain

30
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Name of walls in ovule

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Integumentary

31
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Small opening in which pollen grain can enter ovule

32
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What provides nutrients for growth in the ovule

33
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Name the remains gametes at the end of the Embryo sac development

A

2 form polar nuclei

Egg (female gamete)

34
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Pollination

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Transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma of a flower of the same species

35
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Methods of pollination

A

Animal

Wind

36
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Chemotropism

A

When tube nucleus moves towards chemicals released from the ovule

37
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Where does the male gamete enter the embryo sac

38
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When does double fertilization take place

A

Generative nucleus divides by mitosis
Moves down the pollen tube
2 haploid gametes are produced
Make gametes enter the embryo sac

39
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Double fertilization

A

1 male gamete fuses with egg nucleus to form a diploid zygote (embryo sac)

1 make gamete fuses with 2 polar nuclei to form a triploid endosperm nucleus (food store)

40
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What does an embryo consist of

A

Plumule
Radicle
Cotyledons

41
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Endosperm role in seed formation

A

Food store for developing embryo

42
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Ovule becomes

43
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Ovary becomes

44
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Functions of fruit

A

Protect the seed

Seed dispersal

45
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Dispersal

A

Transfer or seeds AWAY from the parent plant

46
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Types or dispersal

A

Wind water animal self

47
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Eg of wind dispersal

A

Sanderlings produce a riot with a parachute device

48
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Reasons for dormancy

A

Embryo too tough to let the embryo through

Lack of growth regulators

49
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Advantages of seed dormancy

A

Plants avoid harsh winter conditions

Helps the survival of the species

50
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Why is dormancy useful to human in agriculture and horticulture practices

A

Knowing the right environment to store seeds

50
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Germination

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Regrette if an embryo after a period of dormancy (suitable environment)

51
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Factors needed for germination

A

Water
Oxygen
Suitable temp

52
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What break down food store

A

Enzymes (proteins)

53
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Cotyledon under ground is

A

Hypogeal germination

54
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Cotyledon above ground

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Epigeal germination

55
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Cotyledon

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Seed leave for storage

56
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Seed

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Fertilizer ovule

57
Q

Another word for asexual reproduction

A

Vegetated propaganda

58
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Natural method of asexual rep

59
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Artificial method of asexual rep

60
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Micro propagation

A

Cells removed from a plant and grown in a special nutrient sterile medium outside the organism

61
Q

Clones

A

No variation

Biology - 6th Year (21 decks)

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