mod 7 lab

Question 1

like any other organisms, plants reproduce their own kind. ___________ more varied and complete than human reproduction

Answer 1

plant reproduction

Question 2

part of the shoot system specializing in sexual reproduction

Answer 2

flower

Question 3

what are the three parts of a flower

Answer 3

pedicel (peduncle))
Receptacle (torus)
Appendages

Question 4

_______ is the flower stalk

Answer 4

pedicel

Question 5

______ holds the flower part

Answer 5

receptacle

Question 6

what are the three appendages

Answer 6

Perianth
stamen
carpel

Question 7

______ contains the sepals and petals

Answer 7

perianth

Question 8

protects the flowers when in bud

Answer 8

sepals

Question 9

attracts pollinating insects

Answer 9

petals

Question 10

the male part of the plant

Answer 10

stamen

Question 11

are lobes containing pollen sacs

Answer 11

anther

Question 12

stalk that hold the anther

Answer 12

filament

Question 13

female part of the plant

Answer 13

carpel

Question 14

receives the pollen

Answer 14

stigma

Question 15

supports the stigma

Answer 15

style

Question 16

contains ovules that tore the female gamete

Answer 16

ovary

Question 17

main axis is suppressed, becoming almost flat

Answer 17

capitulum/head

Question 18

spike-like inflorescence that bears only unisexual flowers; occur only in woody plants

Answer 18

catkin

Question 19

main axis is comparatively short.

Answer 19

corymb

Question 20

consists of a cup-shaped involucres formed by fused heads

Answer 20

cyathium

Question 21

main axis ends in a flower that opens before the flowers below or on its side opens

Answer 21

cyme

Question 22

fleshy receptacle forms a hollow cavity which is more or less pear-shaped and has a narrow opening

Answer 22

hypanthodium

Question 23

main axis of the flower is branched, and the lateral branches bear the stalked flower

Answer 23

panicle

Question 24

an unbranched, elongated main axis whose flowers have pedicels that are all about the same length

Answer 24

raceme

Question 25

spike with fleshy axis, enclosed by large, often brightly colored bract called SPATHE

Answer 25

spadix

Question 26

elongated axis; flowers are sessile or without stalk

Answer 26

spike

Question 27

primary axis is shortened and bears at its tip a group of flowers which have pedicels that are all about the same length

Answer 27

umbel

Question 28

with a cluster of sessile flowers in the axil of leaf forming a false whorl at the node

Answer 28

verticillaster

Question 29

what are the four types of pollination

Answer 29

self-pollination cross-pollination wind pollination animal pollination

Question 30

a type of pollination where it is a same flower or another flower of the same plant

Answer 30

self-pollination

Question 31

a type of pollination; flowers from different plants

Answer 31

cross-pollination

Question 32

a product of a fertilized ovule in angiosperms

Answer 32

seeds

Question 33

a part of a seed; immature plant in which a new plant will grow

Answer 33

embryo

Question 34

is known as the embryonic root

Answer 34

radicle

Question 35

known as the seed leaf

Answer 35

cotyledon

Question 36

shoot apex above the attachment of cotyledon

Answer 36

epicotyl/plumule

Question 37

connects the radicle to the cotyledon

Answer 37

hypocotyl

Question 38

a part of the seed; nutritive tissue that feeds the embryo

Answer 38

endosperm

Question 39

a part of a seed; outer covering of the seed

Answer 39

seed coat

Question 40

mature, ripened ovary that provides protection and dispersal for the enclosed seeds

Answer 40

fruit

Question 41

types of fruit

Answer 41

simple and compound fruit

Question 42

from a single carpel or fused ovaries of one flower

Answer 42

simple

Question 43

a fleshy fruit where all layers are soft

Answer 43

berry

Question 44

a fleshy fruit where the endocarp is leathery or papery

Answer 44

pome

Question 45

a fleshy fruit where the exocarp is leathery

Answer 45

hesperidium

Question 46

a fleshy fruit where the endocarp is hard

Answer 46

drupe

Question 47

a fleshy fruit where the exocarp is a tough hard rind

Answer 47

pepo

Question 48

split open along one suture

Answer 48

follicle

Question 49

split open along two sutures

Answer 49

legume

Question 50

characteristics of Brassicaceae family

Answer 50

silique

Question 51

compound ovaries break into individual carpels

Answer 51

schizocarp

Question 52

split open along multiple sutures

Answer 52

capsule

Question 53

develop from a single flower with separate carpels

Answer 53

aggregate

Question 54

from carpels of many flowers that grows closely on a common floral stalk

Answer 54

multiple