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Plant Reproduction!

Reproduction of Plants Revision

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Anther Head of a stamen that produces pollen grains.
Artificial Propagation A form of asexual reproduction when when humans can get plants to produce offspring by artficial means.
Asexual Reproduction Production of identical offspring by one parent without the involvement of sex cells
Clone a group of genetically identical organisms, produced by asexual reproduction
Cutting A small part from a plant that is able to grow into another plant
Embryo The multicellular structure that develops from a zygote.
Fertilisation Process by which the male gamete fuses with a female gamete
Flower The reproductive structure in some plants
Fruit Structure containing one or more seeds; formed from the ovary following fertillisation
Fusion The joining of male and female gamete nuclei during fertilisation
Gamate a sex cell
Germination the process where a seed embryo grows into a new plant
Grafting Form of artificial propogation involving joining 2 plants
Nectary A gland in the flower that secretes nectar
Nectar a sugary liquid that attracts insects to some flowers
Optimum the condition at which an experiment works best
Ovary swollen region of a flowers female sex organ containing ovules
Ovum
Petal
Pollen Grains
Pollen Tube
Pollination
Runners
Seed
Self-Pollination
Sepal
Sexual reproduction reproduction involving two parents
Stamen male reproductive organ in a flower. Has two parts, the pollen bearing anther on to of a stick
Sterile unable to reproduce offspring by sexual reproduction
Stigma the top of the female reproductive organ in a flower, where pollen grains stick
Style the part in the flower that connects the stigma to the ovary
Tuber underground storage organs used by some plants during asexual reproduction
Zygote cell formed when a female gamete is fertilised by a male gamete . Plants can reproduce in 2 ways
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