Flowers

Question 1

most common plant organ for sexual reproduction

Answer 1

Flower

Question 2

produce gametes(sex cells)
play a key role in pollination

Answer 2

Flowers

Question 3

Transfer of pollen from ____ of a flower to the ______ of the same/diff flower

Answer 3

anther
stigma

Question 4

both stamen&pistil

Answer 4

Perfect flower

Question 5

Either of stamen&pistil
pistillate or staminate

Answer 5

Imperfect flower

Question 6

Give examples of Perfect flower

Answer 6

Apple
Cherries
Legumes

Question 7

Give examples of Imperfect flower

Answer 7

Squash
Corn
Cucumber

Question 8

male&female are in the same plant but not in the same flower

Answer 8

Monoecious

Question 9

Called as a single house

Answer 9

Monoecious

Question 10

Give example of monoecious

Answer 10

Squash(Kalabasa)—-Cucurbita maxima

Question 11

male and female in separate plants

Answer 11

Dioecious

Question 12

Called as a double house

Answer 12

Dioecious

Question 13

Give example of dioecious

Answer 13

Carica papaya

Question 14

Similarly shaped petals equally spaced

Answer 14

Regular/Actinomorphic flower

Question 15

One petals are different/whorl

Answer 15

Irregular/Zygomorphic

Question 16

lack any symmetry

Answer 16

Asymmetric/Amorphic flower

Question 17

Give the 11 parts of the flower

Answer 17

•Petals
•Receptacle
•Ovule
•Sepal
-Stamen
•Anther
•Filament
-Pistil/Carpel
•Stigma
•Style
•Ovary

Question 18

Both petals and sepal

Answer 18

Perianth

Question 19

Male parts
makes pollen grains

Answer 19

Stamen

Question 20

Pollen bearing

Answer 20

Anther

Question 21

contain male gametes

Answer 21

Pollen

Question 22

bears the anther

Answer 22

Filament

Question 23

Female part

Answer 23

Carpel/Pistil

Question 24

receptive surface for pollen grains

Answer 24

Stigma

Question 25

pollen tubes

Answer 25

Style

Question 26

enlarged base Contains the ovule

Answer 26

Ovary

Question 27

carries female gametes

Answer 27

ovule

Question 28

it became seeds on fertilization

Answer 28

ovule

Question 29

bears the flral organs

Answer 29

receptacle

Question 30

leaf-like structure that protects young flower bud

Answer 30

Sepal

Question 31

large,colorful,scented,producing nectar

Answer 31

Petals

Question 32

to attract pollinators to the plant

Answer 32

Petal

Question 33

4 classification of flowers

Answer 33

Complete Incomplete Imperfect Perfect

Question 34

4 whorls are present

Answer 34

Complete flower

Question 35

1 whorl is missing

Answer 35

Incomplete flower

Question 36

4whorls

Answer 36

Sepal Petals Stamen Pistil

Question 37

3fusion of petals and sepal

Answer 37

Gamopetalous Polypetalous Apetalous

Question 38

Fused petals

Answer 38

Gamopetalous flower

Question 39

Many and separate petals

Answer 39

Polypetalous

Question 40

Without petals

Answer 40

Apetalous

Question 41

3types of plants based on their chracteristics

Answer 41

Monoecious Dioecious Polygamous

Question 42

Bears staminate, pistillate, and hermaphroditic flowers on the same plant

Answer 42

Polygamous

Question 43

3 types of ovary position

Answer 43

Hypogynous(superior) Epigynous(inferior) Perigynous(intermediate)

Question 44

Other parts are attached below the ovary

Answer 44

Hypogynous

Question 45

Other parts are attached above the ovary

Answer 45

Epigynous

Question 46

Sepal, petals, and stamens are fused to form a cup around ovary

Answer 46

Perigynous

Question 47

3flower arrangement

Answer 47

Actinomorphic(regular) Zygomorphic(irregular) Amorphic(asymmetric)

Question 48

4 non-essential parts of the flower

Answer 48

Penducle Receptacle Sepal Petal

Question 49

2 essential part of the flowers

Answer 49

Stamen Carpel/pistil

Question 50

Collective term for all the stamens present

Answer 50

Androecium

Question 51

Collective term for all the pistils present

Answer 51

Gynoecium

Question 52

Collective term for all the sepals present

Answer 52

Calyx

Question 53

All the petals together

Answer 53

Corolla

Question 54

Flower stack

Answer 54

Penducle

Question 55

Part of flowe stall bearing the floral organs, at base of flower

Answer 55

Receptacle

Question 56

Leaf-like structures at flower base, protects young flower bud

Answer 56

Sepal

Question 57

1 flower on the stem

Answer 57

Solitary flower

Question 58

Cluster of flowers on a single flowering branch

Answer 58

Inflorescence

Question 59

11 types of inflorescence

Answer 59

Catkin Cyme Head Panicle Corymb Raceme Spadix Spike Spikelet Umbel Vercitil/whorl

Question 60

Spike-like Main axid is elongated and unbrached

Answer 60

Catkin

Question 61

Oldest flower terminates the main axis

Answer 61

Cyme

Question 62

Do not have pedicels Grouped together on the top of a penducle Flattened or rounded Outer flowers have 1 very large petal

Answer 62

Head

Question 63

Main axis has branches

Answer 63

Panicle

Question 64

Main axis elongated and unbranchedvas in a raceme, but the pedicels of the fowers are equal Appears flat-topped

Answer 64

Corymb

Question 65

Has unbranched main axis and all the pedicels of the flower are more or less the same length

Answer 65

Raceme

Question 66

Thickened, fleshy axis

Answer 66

Spadix

Question 67

Lobg, unbranched main axis which bears flowers which have no pedicels or very short pedicels

Answer 67

Spike

Question 68

Flowers and inflorescence subtended by specialized bracts

Answer 68

Spikelet

Question 69

Bears all the pedicels at its apex

Answer 69

Umbel

Question 70

Flowers are born in a tight circle at each node

Answer 70

Vercitil/Whorl