Exam 37: Reproduction in Flowering Plants

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 -Give examples of how plants and animal pollinators have coevolved.

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 -eventually contains a structure containing a tube cell

Endosperm is usually triploid. ____________________

The hypocotyl connects the radicle with the cotyledons. ____________________

The union of gametes is called __________ and takes place within the __________ of a flower.

All the sepals of a flower are collectively known as the:

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 -leaflike in shape and often green

Rhizomes, tubers, corms, and stolons are examples of modified:

Aboveground shoots that develop from adventitious buds on roots are called __________.

Figure 37-1 Use the figure to answer the corresponding question(s). -The order of whorls from the flower's periphery to the center is:

The male gametophyte is also called an embryo sac. ____________________

What mechanism is not used to prevent self-pollination in angiosperms?

Plants that are wind-pollinated characteristically have conspicuous flowers. ____________________

When a microsporocyte divides, its daughter cells are diploid. ____________________

Imbibition is the process by which a seed takes in oxygen from the environment. ____________________

Asexual reproduction in flowering plants does not usually involve the formation of:

The first part of the seedling to come out during germination is:

Which of the following is an example of a modified underground bulb with fleshy leaves for storage?

Figure 37-2 Use the figure to answer the corresponding question(s). -Certain orchids produce flowers and secrete scents that resemble female bees so that male bees will mount these flowers and attempt to copulate with them.This bizarre occurrence is an example of:

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 -the thin, stalklike portion of the stamen