Asexual and Sexual reproduction Flashcards

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What does Asexual reproduction do?

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It creates identical offspring from one organism, while sexual reproduction involves gametes from two parents.

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What does asexual reproduction result in?

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No genetic diversity

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What does asexual reproduction involve?

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One organism and results in clones

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What is a simple form of asexual reproduction?

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Bacteria reproduced by binary fussion

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What does sexual reproduction that combines gametes lead to?

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Genetic Diversity

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What can sexual reproduction from genetic diversity result in?

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An enhance (increase) in chance of survival in changing environments.

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What does the asexual reproduction process do?

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Allows organisms like spider plants and bacteria to quickly reproduce, ensuring efficiency but no genetic variation.

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What does the Binary Fussion process do?

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Split bacteria (simple organisms) into two, showcasing a basic and fast method of reproduction WITHOUT genetic diversity.

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Where does sexual reproduction in plants occur?

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Flowers!!

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What does the process of sexual reproduction in plants involve?

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-Pollination
-Fertilization
-The formation of seeds

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What does sexual reproduction in plants lead to?

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Plant Diversity!

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What do flowers contain for reproduction?

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Sexual Organs

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Types of pollination. list 3

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-Wind
-Water
-Pollinators

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What are pollinators crucial for?

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Food supply

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What does fertilization lead to?

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Seed development within the ovary

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What does the ovary transform into? Doing what to the seed?

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-Transforms into fruit
-Enclosing the seed

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What happens to the seeds?

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They’re dispersed in various ways, including human activity.

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What is the flower structure designed with?

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The stamen and carpal that facilitate sexual reproduction.

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Different pollination methods such as wind, water, and animals affect what in flowers?

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Their characteristics which indicates adaption to their environment.

20
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Why are pollinators important?

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They assist in plant reproduction BUT importantly play a vital role in maintaining our food system.

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What does the process of fertilzation involve?

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It involves pollen tubes and male gametes

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What are pollen tubes and male gametes crucial for?

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It is critical for seed development, ensuring the continuation of plant species.

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What happens after fertilization in fruit development?

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The ovary enlarges into fruit

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Why is it important for the ovary to enlarge into fruit?

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It protects and aids in the dispersal of seeds, illustrating the plant’s reproductive strategy.

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What does the various methods of seed dispersal ensure?
Genetic diversity and the colonization of new areas, showcasing plants' adaptability.
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What does the reproductive cycle contribute?
This process contributes to the vast diversity of plant life on Earth
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Pollen grain has____?
Male gametes
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Ovule has____?
Female gametes
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When a pollen grain and an ovule meet they form a?
Zygote