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Ch 39 Sexual Reproudction In Flowers Flashcards

1
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Sexual reproduction

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Involves the fusion of sex cells from both parents

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Gametes

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Haploid cells

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Receptacle

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Supports the floral part of flower

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Petals

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Can be used to attract insects

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Stamens

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The male part of the flower

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Sepals

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Protect the flower

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Carpels

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Female part of the flower

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Stigma

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Where the pollen lands on carpel

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Style

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Where the pollen grows to reach the ovary

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Exine

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Of a pollen grain is a thick outer wall, allows pollen to survive

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Pollination

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Is the transfer of pollen from the anther to a stigma of a flower from the same species

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Self pollination

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The transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma on the same plant

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Cross pollination

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Transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma of a different plant but from the same species

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Fertilisation

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The fusion of the male and female gamete to form a diploid zygote

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Non endospermic

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Seed has no endosperm

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Endospermic

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Seed has an endosperm

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Dispersal

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Is the transfer of a seed away from the parent plant

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Dormancy

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is when a seed is undergoing no growth and there is reduced metabolism

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Germination

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The regrow the of a seed after a period of dormancy

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Germination

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The beginning of the process of development of a seed to an adult plant

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Seed dispersal

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Where seeds are spread away from the parent plant to avoid competition

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Methods of seed dispersal

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Wind- winged fruits
Animal- poop
Water- buoyant fruit
Self- pea pods burst

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Three factors necessary for seeds to germinate

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Suitable temperature
Oxygen
Water

24
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Two types of pollination

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Self pollination

Cross pollination

25
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Two types of cross pollination

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Insect

Wind

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