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Ch.24 voc
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| The Structure that produces eggs. | Archegonium |
| Structure that produces sperm. | Antheridium |
| Cluster of sporangla on a fern frond. | Sorus |
| A immature male gametophyte of a seed plant. | Pollen grain |
| A multicellular structure that is part of the sporophyte. | Ovule |
| Transfer of pollen grains from the male reproducutive structures of a plant to the female reproductive structures of a plant. | Pollination |
| Tubular structure that grows from a pollen grain, enters the embryo sac, and allows the male reproductive cells to move the ovule. | Pollen tube |
| The outer cell layers of an ovule. | Seed coat |
| Leaflike structures. | Cotyledons |
| Protect a flower from damage while it is a bud. | Sepal |
| Attracts pollination. | Petals |
| Produce pollen | Stamens |
| Stamen is made of a thread like filament that is topped by a pollen producing sac. | Anther |
| Produce ovule | Pistils |
| A stalk, called the style, rises from. | Ovary |
| Fusing of three haploid cells forms a triploid cell that develops into endosperm. | Double Fertilization |
| Reproduction of plants from these parts. | Vegetative Reproduction |
| Growing new plants from seed or from vegetative parts. | Plant Propagation |
| The cuttings are then used to grow new plants. | Tissue Culture |
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