Plant Reproduction Vocabulary Flashcards

1
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Petals

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Brightly colored + sweet smelling to attract pollinators

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2
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Sepals

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Special leaves that protect the unopened buds

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3
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Stem

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Holds up the entire plant

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4
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Stamen

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Male reproductive system (anther + filament)

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5
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Anther

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Male gamete that produces pollen

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6
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Filament

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It holds up the anther

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7
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Pollen

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Fine powdery substance found in plants

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8
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Carpel

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Female reproductive system (stigma, style, ovary)

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9
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Stigma

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It is sticky to catch grains of pollen

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10
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Style

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Holds up the stigma

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11
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Ovary

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Contains ovules which are the female gamete (later fruit)

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12
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Ovule

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The female gamete (later becomes seeds)

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13
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Gamete

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An organism’s reproductive cells

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14
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Pollination

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The act of transferring pollen grains from the anther of one flower to the stigma of another

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15
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Fertilisation

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Fusion of a pollen grain with the ovule (gametes)

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16
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Germination

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The sprouting of a seed

17
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Seed dispersal

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When seeds are taken away from the parent plant to grow better without competition for food and space

18
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Insect-pollinated

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By pollinators (petals, nectar, sticky pollen)

19
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Wind-pollinated

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Pollinated by the wind (lightweight pollen)

20
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Dormant

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Conserving their energy, not growing

21
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Seed Coat

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Protects the seed and it’s embryo in its early stages

22
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Embryo

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A developing plant

23
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Aerobic respiration

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Process where oxygen is used to make energy from carbohydrates (sugars) - it’s a chemical process

24
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Photosynthesis

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How plants use sunlight to make food (glucose)