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5 Care Plant Reproduction Challenge
5 Care Plant Reproduction Challenge
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Sexual reproduction in the flowering plant #plantreproduciton #biology #5thyear
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1
These fruits have characteristics such as _________which helps it to be dispersed by _________.
harden fruit wall, explosive action
hooks, animals
wing-like structure, wind
fibrous husk, water
2
Living things reproduce to ... ...
ensure continuity of their kind
produce more plants only
I don't know
produce more animals only
3
What is the function of the bright colourful petals?
Smell nice
Protect the flower
Look pretty
Attract insects
4
Which part of the flower, if removed will prevent the flower from developing into a fruit?
B
C
D
A
5
____________ contains the egg cells.
A
F
C
E
6
Male parts of the flower consists of A and B. A is _____________ while B is ______________.
A- anther B- style
A- stigma B- ovary
A- filament B- stigma
A- anther B- filament
7
These fruits have characteristics such as _________which helps it to be dispersed by _________.
fibrous husk, water
hooks, animals
wing-like structure, wind
harden fruit wall, explosive action
8
What conditions are necessary for germination to take place?
Air, Warmth, Water, Sunlight
Air, Warmth, Water
Air, Warmth, Sunlight
9
Pollen grains which contains the male reproductive cells are produced in ___________.
E
C
F
A
10
After fertilisation, the ovary in the flower enlarged to become the _____________.
petals
stalk
fruit
seed
11
___________ takes place when the male and female reproductive cells in the flower fuse.
germination
pollination
fertilisation
seed dispersal
12
After fertilisation, the ovules in the flower developed to become the _____________.
stalk
petals
seeds
fruit
13
Pollen grains can be transferred from the anther to the stigma by __________________.
insects only
insects, animals, wind
wind only
animals only
14
The transfer of pollen grains from A to C of the flower is known as _________.
seed dispersal
fertilisation
pollination
germination
15
Female parts of the flower consists of C, D, E and F. Identify C, D, E and F
C - stigma D - filament E - ovary F - ovule
C - stigma D - style E - ovule F - ovary
C - anther D - style E - filament F - ovary
C - stigma D - style E - ovary F - ovule
