What happens to the female parts of the flower after fertilisation?

The ovules become seeds and the ovary becomes the fruit

Which statement about flowering plants is correct?

Stamen is the male part & comprises the filament & anther, Carpel is the female part & comprises the ovary & stigma

The transfer of pollen from anther to stigma

What is the function of the ovaries in a flowering plant?

To become the fruit, To produce female gametes

Which statement about wind-pollinated plants is correct?

Stamens & stigmas are outside the flower & have small petals

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1
What happens to the female parts of the flower after fertilisation?
The ovules become seeds and the ovary becomes the fruit
The ovules become seeds and the ovary becomes the food store
The ovules become fruit and the ovary becomes the seeds
2
Where are male gametes produced in flowering plants?
In the testes
In the filament
In the anthers
In the style
3
Which statement about flowering plants is correct?
Carpel is the female part and comprises the ovary & filament
Stamen is the male part & comprises the filament & anther
Carpel is the female part & comprises the ovary & stigma
Stamen is the female part & comprises the filament & anther
4
What is pollination?
The transfer of pollen from style to stigma
The transfer of pollen from stigma to ovary
The transfer of pollen from stigma to anther
The transfer of pollen from anther to stigma
5
What is the function of the ovaries in a flowering plant?
To produce male and female gametes
To become the fruit
To produce female gametes
To become the seed
6
Which statement about wind-pollinated plants is correct?
Stamens & stigmas are inside the flower & have large petals
Stamens & stigmas are outside the flower & have large petals
Stamens & stigmas are outside the flower & have small petals
Stamens & stigma are outside the flower & have a nectary
7
How are the pollen grains of insect-pollinated plants adapted for transfer?
They are smooth and light
They are sticky or spiky
They are produced in very large amounts
8
How can plants reproduce asexually naturally?
Using a pollen tube
Using pollen
Using cuttings
Using runners
9
How do germinating seeds get the food they need to grow?
By photosynthesis
From respiration
From the soil
From their food store
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What conditions do seeds need to germinate?
Water, Oxygen, Warmth, Light
Water, Oxygen, Light
Water, Oxygen, Warmth
Water, Oxygen, Glucose

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