Exam 34: Plant Reproduction and Growth
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How do the flowers of wind-pollinated plants differ from those of insect-pollinated plants?
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Wind-pollinated plants do not need to attract or reward an insect pollinator,and are thus not large,colorful,or fragrant.Petals are reduced in size,and pollen is especially abundant since it must be carried by the wind to reach its destination.
In angiosperms,an unusual reproductive process involving two sperm cells occurs,called:
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The female gametophyte,or megagametophyte,is the ________________ which develops from a megaspore.
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Your brother asks you to bring him a pomes.Which of the following would you give him?
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Some plants reproduce asexually through horizontal stems called:
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Germination of the embryo within the seed does not take place until:
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In short day plants,the Pfr form of phytochrome suppresses ____________.
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The __________ and ___________ give rise to all of the other cells of the adult plant.
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The house plant Kalanchoe daigremontiana produces ____________ to reproduce asexually.
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Flowering plants respond to day and night length in part through the pigment ________________,which occurs in two forms.
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Describe how the length of a long night allows for flowering in short day plants.
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When a plant blocks fertilization after recognizing pollen as genetically related,this is called:
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The entire series of events that occur between fertilization and maturity are called development.
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All of the following fruits are classified as drupes except:
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Early in the development of an angiosperm embryo,the embryo becomes dormant.This dormancy occurs:
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The plant response in which stems grow upward and roots grow downward is called:
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