Exam 37: Reproduction in Flowering Plants
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MATCHING
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
-collectively form the calyx
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MATCHING
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
-form the outermost whorl
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Figure 37-1
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-On Figure 37-1, the structure in which the formation of eggs would occur is labeled __________.
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Figure 37-2
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-The shape of the bill on the bird in Figure 37-2 is most likely the result of:
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Figure 37-4
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-Which of the following is a structure adapted for seed dispersal by animals?
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Each pollen grain produces two cells, one of which may develop into:
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The difference between a drupe and a berry is that a drupe:
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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 pollen grains
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The integuments develop into the seed coat.
____________________
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"Costs" associated with sexual reproduction in plants include all of the following except:
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Flowers that are strongly oderiferous and blue or UV purple in color would most likely be pollinated by:
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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 part of the pistil on which the pollen grains land
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In the embryonic development of flowering plants, the basal cell develops into the:
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The fusion of a sperm cell with two polar nuclei in the ovule forms the:
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Figure 37-1
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-Flower parts are borne on the tip of a stalk referred to as the:
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The petals constitute the outermost whorl of flower parts.
____________________
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The female plant structure on which a pollen grain will land is the:
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__________ is an example of a plant that produces detachable plantlets in notches along their leaf margins.
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