Science

Question 1

Stamen

Answer 1

The Male Structure of the Flower; Contains the anther

Question 2

Anther

Answer 2

Part of the Flower That Contains the Pollen; Located at the End of the Stamen

Question 3

Behavior

Answer 3

What a Plant or an Animal Does

Question 4

Ovary

Answer 4

A Female Reproductive Organ that Produces Eggs

Question 5

Petal

Answer 5

The Colorful, Leaf-Like Structures that Encircle the Center Part of the Flower

Question 6

Pistil

Answer 6

The Female Structure of the Flower

Question 7

Pollen

Answer 7

Fine to Coarse Particles Spread From Flowers and Seeds of Plants

Question 8

Pollination

Answer 8

The Process of Fertilizing Flowers by Transferring Pollen From the Male to the Female Plants

Question 9

Reproduction

Answer 9

The Process by Which Organisms Produce More of Their Own Kind

Question 10

Specialized

Answer 10

Having Characteristics that Allow Specific Functions to be Preformed

Question 11

Angiosperm

Answer 11

Flowering Plants, or More Precisely Plants Whose Seeds are Inclosed in a Fleshy Fruit, Rather Than Being Naked at Pollination

Question 12

Asexual Reproduction

Answer 12

Reproduction Involving Just One Parent, Without the Mixing of Genetic Material with Another Individual.

Question 13

Germination

Answer 13

The Early Stages of Growth of a Plant or Fungus From a Dormant Seed or Spore

Question 14

Phenotype

Answer 14

A Physical and Behavioral Characteristics of an Individual

Question 15

Pollen

Answer 15

Tiny Particles Produced by Male Plants That Contain the Male Reproductive Cells Enclosed in a Protective Shell

Question 16

Sperm

Answer 16

Male Reproductive Cells, Also Referred to as the Male Gametes