Biology - Plant Reproduction Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
Q

The flower contains the …

A

Reproductive organs

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2
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Name for parts of a flower

A

Stamens
Carpels
Petals
Sepals

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3
Q

What parts of the flower are the male parts?

A

The stamen
(Remember it sta-MEN-s)

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4
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What does the stamen consist of?

A

Anther and filament

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5
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What does the anther contain?

A

Pollen grains, which produce the male sex cells.

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6
Q

What does the filament do?

A

It supports the anther.

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7
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What parts of the flower are female?

A

The carpel

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8
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What does the carpel consist of?

A

Stigma
Style
Ovary

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9
Q

What does the ovary contain?

A

It contains the female sex cells inside ovules.

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10
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Pollination is …

A

Getting pollen into the stigma.

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11
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To make a seed (which will eventually grow into a new plant), the male and female sex cells must …

A

“Meet up” or join

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12
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How must the male and female sex cells “meet up”?

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The pollen grains must get from a stamen to a stigma.

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13
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What are the two ways pollen can get from the stamen to tge stigma.

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Self pollination and cross pollination

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14
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Self pollination is when …

A

Pollen is transferred from the stamen to the stigma on the SAME PLANT.

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15
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Cross pollination is when …

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Pollen is transferred from the stamen of one plant to the stigma of a DIFFERENT PLANT.

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16
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Cross pollination can involve…

A

Insect pollination and wind pollination

17
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Plant features that help insect pollination:

A

Brightly coloured petals.

Scented flowers with nectaries (glands that produce a sugary liquid for insects to feed on)

Sticky stigma to take the pollen off the insect as it goes from plant to plant to feed in the nectaries.

18
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Features of plants that use wind pollination

A

Usually, small dull petals on the flower.

No scent or nectaries.

Long filaments hang the anthers outside the flower, so a lot of pollen is blown away.

Stigmas are feathery to catch pollen as it’s carried past in the wind.

19
Q

Fertilisation is the …

A

Joining of sex cells

20
Q

Pollen is the plant equivalent of …

21
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Pollen grains land on a ??? with help from insects or the wind.

23
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A pollen tube then grows out of a pollen grain, down through to the ??? to the ???.

A

Style to the ovary

24
Q

The nucleus from a male sex cell moves down the tube to join with a female sex cell inside an …

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Fertilisation is when the two ???join
Nuclei
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Seeds are formed from ???
Ovules
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After fertilisation, the ovule develops into a ...
Seed
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Each seed contains a ??? embryo plant
Dormant