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IB Biology Plant Science 9.4 Reproduction in plants edit
IB Biology Plant Science 9.4 Reproduction in plants edit
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1
Which phytochrome will there be more of just before sunset?
Pfr
Pr
2
Which structure is the cotyledon?
3
4
2
1
3
In what sequence do these processes occur?
seed dispersal fertilization pollination
seed dispersal pollination fertilization
fertilization pollination seeddispersal
pollination fertilization seeddispersal
4
If a seed is feathery or winged, what type of seed dispersal would it follow?
animal
mechanical
water
wind
5
The tough outer protective coat of a seed
Cotyledon
Plumule
Testa
Micropyle
6
a scar at the opening where the pollen tube entered the ovule
micropyle
epicotyl
plumule
shoot
7
What part of the flower will develop into the fruit?
style
ovule
stigma
ovary
8
What carries pollen grains down the style to the ovary?
pollen grain
pollen tube
pollen metro
pollen train
9
What is structure B?
stigma
filament
style
anther
10
What is the first step in seed germination?
cellular respiration
intake of water
production of plant hormones
production of enzymes
11
All of the following floral parts are directly involved in pollination or fertilization except...
sepal
ovary
stigma
anther
12
List the route of the male gamete.
stigma, ovule, style, ovary
stigma, stylet, ovary, ovule
stigma, style, ovary, ovule
stigma, ovary, style, ovule
13
Phytochrome abosbs
green light
red light
all of the above
blue light
14
What is phytochrome?
A plant hormone that affects plant growth
A pigment on the leaves used to measure the length of the dark periods
A type of plant that belongs to the angiospermophyta phylum
A pigment on the leaves used to measure the length of the light periods
15
All of the following are primary functions of flowers
except
photosynthesis
pollen production
meiosis
sexual reproduction
16
How is the relationship between flowering plants and pollinators often described?
commensalism
parasitism
mutualism
capitalism
17
What are the main factors affecting seed germination?
water, light, pH
water, light, oxygen
water, oxygen, temperature
water, oxygen, pH
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Which structure will pollen stick to?
B
D
C
A