FRUITS&SEEDS

Question 1

Matured, ripened ovary or group of ovaries

Answer 1

Fruit

Question 2

2 parts of fruits

Answer 2

Pericarp
Seed

Question 3

Caivty, house, male

Answer 3

Microsporangium

Question 4

2n

Answer 4

Microsporocytes

Question 5

Female

Answer 5

Megasporangium

Question 6

Generative cell
Tube cell
Carry the cell

Answer 6

Miscrospore

Question 7

Wall of a fruits which develops from the ovary wall

Answer 7

Pericarp

Question 8

3 parts of pericarp

Answer 8

Exocarp
Mesocarp
Endocarp

Question 9

3n
Food supply

Answer 9

Endosperm

Question 10

Outer skin like layer

Answer 10

Exocarp

Question 11

Middle layer that often becomes soft and fleshy

Answer 11

Mesocarp

Question 12

Innermost layer closely surroynd the seeds

Answer 12

Endocarp

Question 13

4 kinds of fruits baaed on the origin

Answer 13

Simple
Aggregate
Multiple
Accessory fruits

Question 14

Derevied from the enlargement of the ovary

Answer 14

True fruits

Question 15

Fevelops from a single ovary

Answer 15

Simple fruits

Question 16

Formed from a group of ovaries produced in a single flower

Answer 16

Aggregate fruits

Question 17

Composed of the ovaries of a cluster of flowers that are born on the same stalk

Answer 17

Multiple fruits

Question 18

2 kind of fruits base on the pericarp texture

Answer 18

Fleshy
Dry

Question 19

5types of fleshy fruits

Answer 19

Berry
Hesperidium
Pepo
Drupe
Pome

Question 20

Pericarp is soft

Answer 20

Fleshy fruits

Question 21

With succulent pericarp

Answer 21

Berry

Question 22

Thickned berry with hard and leathery pericarp with soft rind

Answer 22

Hesperidium

Question 23

With hard rind

Answer 23

Pepo

Question 24

With stony endocarp and edible mesocarp

Answer 24

Drupe

Question 25

An accessory fruit, core with fleshy oart usually eaten, develops from the receptacle

Answer 25

Pome

Question 26

Pericarp is hard, seed is the edible portion

Answer 26

Dry fruits

Question 27

2kinds of dry fruits

Answer 27

Dehiscent Indehiscent

Question 28

Those that will split/open

Answer 28

Dehiscent

Question 29

Dehisces along 2 sutures

Answer 29

Legumes

Question 30

Split open at 2 sutures but with persistent papery wall

Answer 30

Silique

Question 31

Split open at 1 suture

Answer 31

Follicle

Question 32

4types of dehiscent

Answer 32

Legumes Silique Follicle Capsule

Question 33

Split open either in pore, septa, in the middle of carpel or along a straight line

Answer 33

Capsule

Question 34

6types of indehiscent

Answer 34

Grain Achene Cypsella Nut Samara Schizocarp

Question 35

Fruit that will not open

Answer 35

Indehiscent

Question 36

Pericarp is inseparably fused with testa

Answer 36

Grains/Caryopsis

Question 37

Ovary and seed coat attached at 1 point

Answer 37

Achene

Question 38

Special type of achene

Answer 38

Cypsella

Question 39

1seeded fruit with stony

Answer 39

Nut

Question 40

Pericarp is winged

Answer 40

Samara

Question 41

Split apart leaving the outline of the fruit intact

Answer 41

Schizocarp

Question 42

Zygote(2n) that have been fertilize

Answer 42

Seeds

Question 43

Seeds are made by____

Answer 43

Flowers

Question 44

Fertilized ovule

Answer 44

Seed

Question 45

10 parts of the seeds

Answer 45

Seed coat Endosperm Embryo Hilum Cotyledon Coleoptile Epicotyl Hypocotyl Radicle Coleorhiza

Question 46

Surrounds the embryo

Answer 46

Seed coat

Question 47

2parts of seed coat

Answer 47

Testa Tegmen

Question 48

Outer layer develops from the integument of the ovule

Answer 48

Testa

Question 49

Inner integument of the ovule

Answer 49

Tegmen

Question 50

Stored food of the plant in the seed

Answer 50

Endosperm

Question 51

Part that will form the growing seedling after germination

Answer 51

Embryo

Question 52

Scar on the surface of the seed left where the seed broke from the stalk

Answer 52

Hilum

Question 53

Food storage organs for digestion and absorption of food from the endosperm and may function as leaves after germination

Answer 53

Cotyledons

Question 54

Encloses the young primary shoot

Answer 54

Coleoptile

Question 55

Becomes the shoot system of the new plant as the seed germinates

Answer 55

Epicotyl

Question 56

Between the epicotyl and radicle

Answer 56

Hypocotyl

Question 57

Becomes the root system

Answer 57

Radicle

Question 58

Covers the root tip in case of monocot plant

Answer 58

Coleorhiza