Week 7 Plant Reproduction

Question 1

Plant and animal cells are very different

Go through different r-

Answer 1

reproduction

Question 2

What plants are Stolen seen in?

S- Plant

Answer 2

Strawberries

Question 3

What is tuber?

Is a p- that p- new g-

Answer 3

potato
produces
growth

Question 4

What do Reproductive leaves do?

b- off the p- plant

Answer 4

bud

parent

Question 5

Pros of Asexual reproduction in plants?

don’t need t- p- together
don’t need s-
rapid your g- your own young from your own t-

Answer 5

two 
parents 
sperm
generating 
tissue

Question 6

Cons of Asexual reproduction in plants?

its m- not m-
cant e-
can become a w- species
your young d- next to you

Answer 6

mitosis
meiosis
evolve
weed 
develop

Question 7

Diploid?

When two p- come together, involves m-

Answer 7

parents

meiosis

Question 8

Pros of Sexual Reproduction in Plants?

can a-
e-
the f- of the fruit,
can d- your seed

Answer 8

adapt
evolve
formation
disburse

Question 9

Cons of Sexual Reproduction in Plants?

it takes t-, e- e-

Answer 9

time
energetic
expensive

Question 10

Sporophyte?

the one you can p- see in your g-

Answer 10

physically

garden

Question 11

Megasporangium?

produces f- s-

Answer 11

females

spors

Question 12

Microsporangium?

produces m- s-

Answer 12

male

spors

Question 13

Pollen?

Makes s-

Answer 13

sperm

Question 14

Sepal?

outer c-, protects y- flower as it d-

Petal?

bright c-, aim to attract p- e-

Receptacle?

where the n- is

Answer 14

covering
younger
develops

colored
pollen
eaters

nectar

Question 15

Pollen Grain?

made of two g-
v- cell
g- cell

Answer 15

grains
vegetative
generative

Question 16

Protogyny?

F- p- first

Protandry?

M- p- first

Answer 16

Female
Produce

Male
Produce

Question 17

Haploid?

Answer 17

multicellular organism that develops from a haploid spore that has one set of chromosomes.

Question 18

What is double fertilisation?

Answer 18

This process involves the joining of a female gametophyte (also called the embryo sac) with two male gametes (sperm).

Question 19

Dicot development?

typical p- you would see/happens above g-

Answer 19

plant

ground

Question 20

Monocot development?

S- never leaves the ground happens u-

Answer 20

Seed

underground