Question | Answer |
when a offspring recieves genes from both its parents | sexual reproduction |
special cells that have only one not two of each kind of chromosomes normally found in an organism | haploid |
leaf like structures positioned at the base of the flower | sepals |
largest part of the outter flower | petals |
male reproductive part of the flower | stamen |
the male gametes of the flower | pollen |
female part of the flower that is reproductive | pistil |
swollen area at the bottom of the flower | ovary |
slender stalk above the ovary | style |
on top of the style which is often sticky | stigma |
process of transferring pollen from an anther to a stigma | pollination |
contains egg of the plant(the female gametes) | ovules |
flowers produces a zygote | fertilization |
zygote that grows into a tiny plant | embryo |
ovule that develops into a | seed |
seed that contains the embryo stored into food(in the form of one or two) | cotyledons |
ovary that grows and devolops a | fruit |
does NOT involve gametes | asexual reproduction |
sexual reproduction that provides very little | genetic variation |
the spider plants that forms which is called | runners |
trees that produce shoots from their spreading root system is | root sprouts |
leaf that produces in a certain matter is called a | leaf cutting |
an essential for a seed formation | pollination |
this caries their pollen from the stamens to the stigmas | pollinators |
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