Flower Fruit Seed Botany Lab

Question 1

A reproductive part of a group of plants called angiosperm
A specialized plant part that occurs singly or in cluster often with colorful Petals and Sepals

Answer 1

Flower

Question 2

Trimerous or 3 petals or the number of petals are multiples of 3

Answer 2

Monocot flower

Question 3

Tetramerous or Pentamerous
Petals are multiples of 4 or 5

Answer 3

Dicot flower

Question 4

Stem of the flower

Answer 4

Peduncle

Question 5

Base of the flower

Answer 5

Receptacle

Question 6

Modified leaves which are bright in color thus attract pollination

Answer 6

Petals

Question 7

Leaflike parts that cover and protect the flower bud

Answer 7

Sepals

Question 8

Female part of the flower formed from 1 or more carpels

Answer 8

Pistil

Question 9

Modified leaves

Answer 9

Carpels

Question 10

Male part of the flower

Answer 10

Stamen

Question 11

An egg cell

Answer 11

Ovum (ova)

Question 12

Structures that develops within the ovary of a seed plant and contain the Ovum

Answer 12

Ovules

Question 13

Part of the stamen that holds the pollen grains and contain the sperm cells

Answer 13

Anther

Question 14

Developed ovary of the flower

Answer 14

Fruits

Question 15

How fruits develop

Answer 15

Flower is pollinated
Flower is fertilized, sperm and ovum combine to form embryo
Ovum becomes ovary
Ovary becomes fruit

Question 16

Inner boundary around the seeds of fruit

Answer 16

Endocarp

Question 17

Middle layer of fruit

Answer 17

Mesocarp

Question 18

Skin of the fruit

Answer 18

Exocarp

Question 19

Thickened wall of the fruit

Answer 19

Pericarp

Question 20

Monocot fruits

Answer 20

Pineapple
Banana
Coconut

Question 21

Dicot fruits

Answer 21

Mango
Apple
Orange
Pear
Avocado
Peach
Strawberry
Melon

Question 22

Types of fruits

Answer 22

Berries
Hesperidia
Pepo
Drupes
Pomes
Follicles
Legumes
Siliques
Capsules
Nuts
Schizocarps
Achenes
Caryopses
Aggregate
Multiple

Question 23

Encased embryonic plant

Answer 23

Seed

Question 24

2 basic part of seed

Answer 24

Seed coat
Embryo

Question 25

Supplies the needed nutrients for the growing plants

Answer 25

Endosperm

Question 26

Embryo has 1 cotyledon or seed leaf, 2 in dicotyledons and 2 or more in

Answer 26

Gymnosperms

Question 27

Dispersal by way of wind Have adaptation such as parachute or winglike structure

Answer 27

Anemochory

Question 28

Dispersal by way of water Can survive for a long pwriod at sea Coconut

Answer 28

Hydrochory

Question 29

Dispersal by way of animals Edible or adapted to attach to an animal skin or fur

Answer 29

Zoochory

Question 30

If seeds dont germinate

Answer 30

Dormancy

Question 31

Seed has 2 cotyledon

Answer 31

Dicot

Question 32

Seed has 1 cotyledon

Answer 32

Monocot

Question 33

Part of the embryo within the seed of the plant Food source for the growing plant until it can perform photosynthesis and make its own energy

Answer 33

Cotyledon

Question 34

Develop into stem and leaves

Answer 34

Plumule

Question 35

Develop into root

Answer 35

Radicle

Question 36

A scar or a mark left on the seed coat

Answer 36

Hilum

Question 37

The region of an embryo or seedling stem above the cotyledon

Answer 37

Epicotyl

Question 38

It surrounds the embryo and provides nutrition in the form of starch though it also contains protein and oils

Answer 38

Endosperm

Question 39

Fleshy fruit

Answer 39

Tomato- berry Cucumber- pepo berry Cherry- drupe Orange- hesperidium berry Apple- pome

Question 40

Part of stamen

Answer 40

Anther Filament

Question 41

Part of pistil

Answer 41

Stigma Ovary

Question 42

Stalk like structure that attaches to the base of the flower and supports the anther

Answer 42

Filament

Question 43

Found in the center of the flower and helps to collect pollen

Answer 43

Stigma

Question 44

The stalk that supports the stigma and connects it to the ovary

Answer 44

Style

Question 45

Leaf morphology

Answer 45

Arrangement Shapes Margins Tips Bases Venations Attachment

Question 46

Types of roots

Answer 46

Tap roots Fibrous roots Adventitious roots