Structures And Functions Of The Parts Of A Flower Flashcards

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List the different parts of a flower.

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Receptacle

Sepals

Petals

Stamens

Carpels

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Describe the receptacle of a plant.

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The receptacle is the part of the flower from which the flowering parts arise

It supports these parts

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What is the function of the receptacle?

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The flowering parts of the plant arise from the receptacle

It supports the flowering parts of the plant

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What part of the plant do the flowering parts arise form?

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The receptacle

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Describe the sepals of a plant.

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Sepals are originally green, leaf-like structures

Once the flower opens out the sepals often turn brown

The function of sepals is to protect the flower when it is a bud

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What colour are the sepals before the flower opens?

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They are green (leaf-like structures)

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What colour are the sepals after the flower opens?

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They are brown

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What determines the colour of the sepals?

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If the flower is open or closed

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What is the function of the sepals?

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To protect the flower when it is a bud

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Describe the petals of a plant.

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In animal-pollinated plants, petals are large and brightly coloured to attract animals (especially insects)

In wind-pollinated plants, petals are small (or absent) and green

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In what type of plants are the petals large and brightly coloured?

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In animal-pollinated plants

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Why are the petals large and brightly coloured in animal-pollinated plants?

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To attract animals especially insects

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Describe the petals of most animal-pollinated plants.

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Large

Brightly coloured

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In what type of plants are the petals small or absent and green?

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In wind-pollinated plants

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Why are the petals in wind-pollinated plants, small or absent and green?

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Because they don’t rely on animals for pollination and therefore don’t need to attract them

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Describe the petals in most wind-pollinated plants.

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Small or absent

Green

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17
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Describe the stamens of a plant

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The male parts of the flower

Consists of a thin stalk or filament

Filament contains a vascular bundle to bring food and water up to the anther

The anther produces pollen grains on its inside as a result of meiosis

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18
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What are the stamens?

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The male parts of the flower

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Describe the structure of the stamens.

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Consist of a filament (a thin stalk) which contains vascular bundles which bring food and water up to the anther where pollen grains are produces in the inside

20
Q

Describe the filament.

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A thin stalk contains a vascular bundle

An anther is found at the top of the filament

21
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What does the filament contain?

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A vascular bundle

22
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What is the function of the vascular bundle in the filament?

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It brings food and water up to the anther

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What is the function of the anther?

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It produces pollen grains on its inside as a result of meiosis

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How does the anther produce pollen grains?

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As a result of meiosis

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Where in the plant are pollen grains produced?
The anther
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Describe the carpels | 7
The female parts of the flower Consists of a stigma, a style and an ovary Pollen lands on the stigma The pollen tube grows through the style The ovary contains one or more ovules Meiosis occurs in the ovule to produce a structure called the embryo sac After fertilisation the ovule becomes the seed and the ovary becomes the fruit
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What are the carpels?
The female parts of the flower
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Name the consisting parts of the carpels | 3
Stigma Style Ovary
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What is the function of the stigma?
Pollen lands on the stigma
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What is the function of the style?
The pollen tube grows through the style
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What is the function of the ovary?
The ovary contains one or more ovules
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What part of the plant protects the flower when it is a bud?
The sepals
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What part of the plant attracts animals?
The petals
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What part of the plant is the male part of the flower?
Stamens
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What part of the plant is the female part of the flower?
Carpels
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Where does meiosis take place in the female part of the flower?
In the ovule
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What occurs in the ovule?
Meiosis occurs
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What does meiosis in the ovule produce?
A structure called the embryo sac
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What produces the embryo sac?
Meiosis in the ovule
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What happens to the ovule after fertilisation?
The ovule becomes the seed
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What happens to the ovary after fertilisation?
The ovary becomes the fruit
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What becomes the seed after fertilisation?
The ovule
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What becomes the fruit after fertilisation?
The ovary