2. Types of Reproduction & Flowering Plants
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Types of Reproduction & Flowering Plants
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3. Diagram Part 6. Petal Pollen Tube Filament
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4. Frog Sexual Reproducer Asexual reproducer Mammal
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5. Sticky opening of a flower where pollen enters.
Sepal
Anther
Stigma
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6. Diagram Part 4. Sepal Anther Filament
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7. Includes all of the female parts of the flower.
Petals
Pistil
Ovary
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8. This type of asexual reproduction helps injured lizard or gecko tails to heal.
Regeneration
Binary Fission
Budding
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9. 100% of the DNA comes from 1 parent
Asexual reproduction
different offspring
Sexual Reproduction
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10. Diagram Part 1. Petal Anther Filament
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11. This diagram is showing...
Asexual reproduction
Fruit
Pollination
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12. Resistant to disease because of the genetic variation passed on from different parents
Sexual reproduction
Asexual reproduction
Binary Fission
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13. Protects the flower and supports the petals
Pikachu
Sepal
Septum
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14. These grains are found in the anther
nectar
pollen
ovary
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15. This holds and protects seeds
capillaries
stamen
fruit
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16. Nonliving pollinator wind dirt sun
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17. Why is reproduction important for organisms
They don’t live forever
To reduce DNA
To make the dinosaurs extinct
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18. Why does asexual reproduction produce offspring with identical DNA?
23 Chromosomes
There’s only 1 parent
Pollination
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19. What are the sex cells of the female parent are called ?
eggs
pollen
ovary
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20. Pistil, Ovule, Stament Ovule, Pistil, Stamen Stamen, Pistil, Ovule
Pollen is produced in the plant’s _______
The Female Egg is produced in the plant’s _________
Fertilization Occurs in the plant’s ________
Pistil, Ovule, Stament
Ovule, Pistil, Stamen
Stamen, Pistil, Ovule
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21. Asexual Reproduction
Sexual Reproduction
• Can happen quickly
• Is a slow process
• Requires less energy
• Requires more energy
• Needs just one parent cell
• Must have two parent cells
• Produces offspring with DNA
identical to parent
• Produces offspring with unique DNA