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Plant Reproduction

All to do with how plants propagate

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When a haploid nucleus from the generative nuclus fuses with the polar nuclei, what chromosome number does it have? 3n
Does the plumule or radical form the root? Radicle
Give an example of a plant with a modified stem. Strawberry
What is the name of the structure that supports the anther? Filament
What is another name for the cotyledon? Seed Leaves
What is the function of the tubing nucleus? To create a passage through the style into the ovary for the generative nucleus to fertilise the eggs inside.
Give the name of the male part of a plant. Stamen
Give the name of the female part of a plant. Carpel
Aside from cross pollination, give antother form of pollination that plants can utilise. Self pollination
What does cross pollination allow that self pollination doesn't? Genetic diversity
Give a common vector for cross pollination. Honey bee
Name an enzyme utilised by plants to reduce starch to maltose. Amylase
What is the other term used to describe asexual reproduction in plants? Vegetative propagation
Aside from the Stem, Leaf and Root, what part of a plant may be used for vegetative reproduction? Bud
Are the offspring of vegetative propagation genetically identical to the parent plant? Yes
Give an example of a plant with a tap root. Carrot
Give an example of a plant with a modified root. Dahlia
Are seed formed plants more or less resistant to disease? More
Can plants formed by vegetative propagation become dormant? No
Aside from plants, give another example of a family (some of which)(non-animal) that can reproduce sexually. Fungi
Does the generative nucleus split into two by mitosis or meiosis? Mitosis
What is the name for a collection of four pollen nuclei? Tetrad
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