Test 8 Flashcards
Grafting
Scion –> stock, joins cambiums. Budding— bud is scion
Vegetative reproduction
Asexual reproduction. Leaves, roots, stems produce another plant
Layering
Leaf or stem produces a new plant
Stolon
Adventitious root–> runners
Corm
Crocus, underground stem that divides into new plants
Bulb
Onion, underground stem that divides into new plants
Tuber
(Spud) underground stem for storage
Flower
Sexual reproductive structure in an angiosperm
Stamen
Male reproductive structure in flower
Anther
Structure in which the male gametophytes are produced in flowering plants
Filament
Long thin structure that supports the anther
Pistil
Female reproductive structure in flowering plants
Stigma
Upper part of pistil where pollen grains are deposited
Style
Stalk between the stigma and the ovary
Ovulary
Structure containing the embryo sac
Ovary
Base of the pistil that contains ovules and developing gametophytes
Ovule
Specialized reproductive structure in seed plants
Receptacle
Enlargement of the pedicel that supports the flower
Petal
modified leaves that surround the reproductive parts of flowers
Corolla
Combined petals of a flower
Calyx
Ring of sepals at the base of a flower
Fruit
Protective structure that contains angiosperm seeds
Pollen
Powder containing the gametophytes of a seed plant
Egg
Female gametophyte
Embryo sac
Female gametophyte within the ovule of a flower
Polar nuclei
Locate themselves in the center of the sac during fertilization
Embryo
Organism at an early stage of development
Micro spore
Develop into male gametophytes
Megaspore
Develop into female gametophytes
Fertilization
Union of a sperm and egg to form a zygote
Double fertilization
Process that occurs in angiosperms to form and endosperm
Generative nucleus
Divides to form the two sperm cells involved in double fertilization
Zygote
Fertilized egg cell
Cotyledon
Characteristic used to classify flowering plants
Seed coat
The outer protective covering of a seed