1. Reproduction in plants

2. Reproduction in Plants
Learning objectives
Distinguish between asexual and sexual reproduction and give example of both
Outline asexual reproduction in plants

3. ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
Asexual reproduction requires just one parent and does not involve the production of gametes

4. Can human’s reproduce asexually?

5. SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
Sexual reproduction requires two parents and the production of GAMETES

6. __________ reproduce by runners
__________ is an animal that reproduces by budding
__________ produces plantlets on its leaves
__________ by binary fission
Another name for an egg cell is an ________
Genetically identical organisms are called _______
A word to describe an infertile individual is s_______

7. Flowers and Pollination
Draw and label the structure of a flower
Define the process of pollination

8. Flower Structure

9. Draw and label six parts
Flower Structure
Draw and label six parts

10. Flower Structure

11. Pollination
Pollination is the transfer of __________ from the _________ of one flower to the ________ of another. The two flowers will be on different plants of the ________ species. This is an example of _______ reproduction.

12. Wind pollination
Many flowering plants do not produce beautiful brightly coloured flowers but look rather dull.
This is because they do not need to attract insects

13. Draw the diagram and copy out the notes correctly from the options
The amount of pollen produced is much less/greater.
The pollen are much smaller/bigger so that they will blow in the wind
The anthers hang out/are hidden within the flower
The stigmas are sticky/feathery to catch the pollen

14. Self pollination vs cross pollination
Self pollination is where the pollen and ova come from the same/different plants.
The resulting plants will be similar/show variation.
Cross pollination is where pollen and ova come from the same/different plants.
It results in similar plants/variation.
Copy the diagram!