Chapter 2 Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

Who realized that flowers are organs for plant reproduction?

A

Sprengel

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2
Q

What part of the flower produces pollen grains?

A

Anther

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3
Q

What are the leaf-like structures that protect the flower bud?

A

Sepals

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4
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What is the purpose of flower petals?

A

To attract pollinators

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5
Q

What allows the sperm cells from pollen to travel to the egg?

A

Pollen tube

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6
Q

What part of the seed becomes the stem and leaves?

A

Plummule

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7
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What part of the seed becomes the root system?

A

Radicle

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8
Q

A fruit is a ripened _______________ of a flower.

A

Ovary

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9
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Mechanical dispersal is when a plant uses ___________________ to disperse seeds.

A

Itself

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10
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Agent dispersal is when a plant uses ________________________to disperse seeds.

A

Wind or something else

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11
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What do seeds require to start germination?

A

Water

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12
Q

Primary plant growth is measured by?

A

Length

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13
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When is a plant considered a seedling?

A

When the cotyledons shrivel and die

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14
Q

What flower family is composed of both ray and disk flowers?

A

Composite

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15
Q

What flower family has legumes?

A

Pea

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16
Q

What is another name for the Buttercup family?

A

Crowfoot

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17
Q

Mint flowers commonly form?

18
Q

Queen Anne’s Lace is also called?

A

Wild carrot or bird’s nest

19
Q

What type of ovary does an amaryllis flower have?

20
Q

Where does the leaf attach to the stem?

21
Q

What is the fertilized fruit of a grass plant?

22
Q

What group of plants is the most important group of plants on earth?

23
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Where is the green pigment stored in the cells of a leaf?

24
Q

Nonwoody plants are called?

25
What is plant reproduction without flowers, seeds, ect?
Vegetative reproduction
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What are the storage cells that surround the root transport system?
Cortex
27
Xylem carries water
Upward
28
What is the upward force that results as water enters the roots?
Root pressure
29
What is the process of water evaporating from the leaves?
Transpiration
30
Pollination
Transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma
31
Fertilization
The combination of pollen and ovules
32
Biennial
lives for 2 growing seasons
33
Angiosperm
flowering plant
34
Legumes
help the nitrogen cycle
35
Rose Family
has woody stems, fleshy fruits, and petals in multiples of 5
36
Bulb
Thick, fleshy leaves around a short stem
37
Stolon
Creeping stem
38
Sessile
has no petiole and attaches directly to the stem (like grass)
39
Compound leaf
Has more than 1 leaf on a petiole
40
Photosynthesis
Converts energy into food