Exam 37: Reproduction in Flowering Plants
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Match the flower part with its description.
a.anther
f.petals
b.carpel
g.receptacle
c.filament
h.sepals
d.ovary
i.stigma
e.ovule
j.style
-the female reproductive organ
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Sometimes plants produce embryos in seeds without meiosis and fusion of gametes.This process is known as:
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During embryonic development, the proembryo develops from the basal cell.
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__________ is a fruit species that can be propagated by apomixis.
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Figure 37-3
Use the figure to answer the corresponding question(s).
-Which of the following is not true concerning the structures labeled 4 in Figure 37-3:
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Explain the significance of apomixis in propagation of plants.Cite two examples of commercial significance.
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In double fertilization, one sperm fuses with the egg, and the other sperm fuses with the two antipodal nuclei.
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Match the flower part with its description.
a.anther
f.petals
b.carpel
g.receptacle
c.filament
h.sepals
d.ovary
i.stigma
e.ovule
j.style
-contains an egg cell (most precise name)
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Figure 37-5
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-The process illustrated in Figure 37-5 is:
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a.anther
f.petals
b.carpel
g.receptacle
c.filament
h.sepals
d.ovary
i.stigma
e.ovule
j.style
-eventually contains a structure containing a generative cell
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Figure 37-2
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-Plants that produce scentless, inconspicuous flowers with enormous amounts of pollen are adapted to which type of pollination?
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Match the flower part with its description.
a.anther
f.petals
b.carpel
g.receptacle
c.filament
h.sepals
d.ovary
i.stigma
e.ovule
j.style
-their frequently bright colors attract pollinators
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When the generative cell divides, the daughter cells are sperm cells.
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Figure 37-4
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-Refer to Figure 37-4.Which of the fruits listed would be classified as an accessory fruit?
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a.anther
f.petals
b.carpel
g.receptacle
c.filament
h.sepals
d.ovary
i.stigma
e.ovule
j.style
-the part of the pistil that contains one or more ovules
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Figure 37-1
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-The structure in which you would find microsporocytes is labeled __________ in Figure 37-1.
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Special structure found in seeds that are dispersed by ants is called:
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