Topic D (Plant Reproduction) Flashcards

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Mitosis in plants

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Cell division resulting in exact copies

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Meiosis in plants

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Cell division resulting in pollen/eggs

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3
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What does sexual reproduction result in?

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Genetic variation

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Male parts of the plant(2)

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1) Anther 2) Filament

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What is the group name for the male parts of the plant?

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Stamen

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Female parts of the plant(3)

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1) Ovary 2) Style 3) Stigma

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What is the collective name for female parts of the plant?

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Carpel

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Anther

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Pollen grains

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Filament

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Small stalk, which supports the anthers

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Stigma

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End bit of the style where pollen grains can be attached to

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Style

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Rod like section, which supports the stigma

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Ovary

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Contains the female gametes inside the ovules

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Pollination

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Transfer of pollen from anther to a stigma for fertilization

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Cross-pollination

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Type of sexual reproduction where pollen of one plant transferred to the stigma of another

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What do plants which use cross pollination rely on?

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Wind or insects

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16
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Haploid

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A cell which contain half of genetic material

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17
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Adaptations of plants for insect pollination (4)

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1) Bright colored 2) Nectaries 3) Big, sticky pollen grains 4) Sticky stigma

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Adaptations of plants for wind pollination (5)

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1) Small, dull petals 2) No nectaries 3) A lot of small, light pollen grains 4) Long filaments, which hang outside the flower 5) Large stigma

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Process of fertilisation in plants (4)

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A pollen grain lands on a stigma –> a pollen tube grows out of a pollen grain into ovule –> The male nucleus meets the female gamete

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How are pollen grains delivered to a stigma?

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By wind or insects

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From where to where and through what, does the pollen tube grow?

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Pollen grain –> Style –> Ovary -> Ovule

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What does ovary develop into?

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What does ovule develop into?

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What does ovum develop into?

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Where does fertilisation occur?
Inside Ovules
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What will happen to the seed before the correct conditions are reached?
In will remain dormant
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What conditions are needed to start germination? (3)
1) Water 2) Oxygen 3) Temperature
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Why is water needed for a plant seed to activate?
It activates the enzymes that break down the food in the seed
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Why is oxygen needed for a plant seed to germinate?
Respiration, which provides energy to grow
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Why is correct temperature needed for a plant seed to germinate?
Provide optimum temp for growth + enzymes, different for different plant types
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Life cycle of a plant (8 stages)
Pollination --> Fertilisation --> Seed formation --> Seed disposal --> Dormant period --> Germination --> Growth of the new plant --> Formation of pollen and ovaries
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Main advantage of sexual reproduction
Genetic variation
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Why genetic variation an advantage?
There will always be individuals suited for the environment
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Features of asexual reproduction (2)
1) Doesn't result in genetic variation 2) Happens very quickly
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What are runners?
Fast growing stems
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Where from do runners grow?
Parent plant
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Which way do the runners grow?
Sideways
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Describe the differences between a parent plant and new plant produced by runners
Clones, No genetic variation
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How does cloning of plants work?
Cuttings taken from a parent plant, which produces identical copies
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Process of germination (6)
Absorption of water --> water activates the enzymes --> enzymes digest starch into simple sugars --> root and stem will grow --> Leaves appear --> Photosynthesis
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How does the plant absorb water?
Through micropyle