Reproduction In Flowering Plants

Question 0

Parts of the stamen

Answer 0

Anther, filament

Question 1

Parts of the carpel

Answer 1

Stigma, style, ovary

Question 2

Function of the petal

Answer 2

Attracts insects

Question 3

Function of the nectary

Answer 3

Produces nectar for insects

Question 4

Function of the sepal

Answer 4

Protects flower bud

Question 5

Function of the anther

Answer 5

Holds pollen (make sex cells)

Question 6

Function of the ovary

Answer 6

Where the egg is kept

Question 7

Function of the style

Answer 7

The pollen travels down the style to the ovary

Question 8

Function of the stigma

Answer 8

Catches pollen

Question 9

Is the carpel male or female?

Answer 9

Female

Question 10

Is the stamen male or female?

Answer 10

Male

Question 11

Function of the filament

Answer 11

To support the anther

Question 12

Process of making a new plant?

Answer 12

Pollination
Fertilisation
Formation (fruit + seed developement)
Dispersal (dispersing fruit + seed)
Germination
(Pretty flowers for dis girl)

Question 13

Explain Pollination

Answer 13

Transfer of pollen from anther to stigma

Question 14

2 types of pollination?

Answer 14

Wind and insect

Question 15

Explain Fertilisation

Answer 15

Pollen lands on stigma, grows down through style, the male and female sex cells (gametes) fuse into a zygote

Question 16

Explain Seed formation

Answer 16

The zygote becomes the seed embryo, the ovary becomes the seed coat
Sometimes the ovary swells to become soft a fleshy (the fruit)

Question 17

Explain Dispersal

Answer 17

Seed is brought away from plant by wind, water, animal, or self dispersal

Question 18

Explain Germination

Answer 18

When seed lands in good conditions, it will develop into a plant