Dispersal Flashcards

1
Q

is not part of the plant structural development,
but without _________ , the young plant will not be able to
separate itself from the parent plant

A

Dispersal

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2
Q

an essential part of the plants life cycle.

A

Dispersal

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3
Q

❑Through Dispersal plants learned to adapt to their agents
and agents adapted to the plants ; this mutualistic
relationship is called ________

A

Co-evolution

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4
Q

❑The first form of dispersal is within the pre syngamy stage:
______

A

POLLINATION

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5
Q

leads to FERTILIZATION

A

POLLINATION

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6
Q

Process when flower from the same plant pollinates another flower,
as well as when a flower pollinates its own self.

A

SELF POLINATION

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7
Q

❑Process wherein agents or intermediates carry pollen from one flower of a plant to another flower of another plant.

A

cross polination

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8
Q

True or False: This crossing over of genes from different plants is the very goal of sexual reproduction in plants through flower, seeds and fruits.

A

true

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9
Q

depend on the wind for
pollination , showy petals are not really required

A

ANEMOPHYLLOUS FLOWER

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10
Q

depend on animals for
pollination

A

Zoophyllous flower

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11
Q

depends on insects for
pollination

A

Enterophyllous flower

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12
Q

seeds dispersed by its own fruit.

A

autochory

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13
Q

Adaptation of autochory

A

Explosive mechanism

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14
Q

seeds are dispersed by the wind

A

ANEMOCHORY

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15
Q

tiny seeds

A

dust seeds

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16
Q

Papery pericarp outgrowth examples

A

Chinese parasol
tiny seeds
inflamed capsule

17
Q

Dust seed samples

A

Orchids

18
Q

Papery Testa outgrowth samples

A

Garlic vine

19
Q

example of inflated capsule

A

Ballon vince

20
Q

PAPPUS/PARACHUTE LIKE STRUCTURE

A

Tagulinaw

21
Q

strong shaking by the fruit

A

CENSER MECHANISM

22
Q

Examples of censer mechanism

A

Dutchman’s pore

23
Q

strong shaking by the fruit

A

Censer mechanism

24
Q

seeds are dispersed by water.

A

HYDROCHORY

25
Q

seeds are dispersed by animals.

A

Zoochory

26
Q

capable of buoyant travelling

A

IMPERVIOUS PERICARP

27
Q

examples of hydrochory impervious pericarp

A

coconut, botong

28
Q

Examples of spongy receptable

A

lotus

29
Q

around the seed or fruit outer later to attack on the animal skin eamples

A

kulot-kulotan, amorceco

30
Q

that survive
destruction from eating

A

EITHER INDIGESTIBLE OR UNEDIBLE SEEDS-

31
Q

Examples of EITHER INDIGESTIBLE OR UNEDIBLE SEEDS-

A

Ampalaya, papaya, vell pepper