Asexual reproduction
Sexual reproduction
Sexual Reproduction in Plants
Variation
DNA
100

Produces new individual species involving only one parent.

What is Asexual Reproduction?

100

Offspring have a mix of trait from 2 parents.

What is Sexual Reproduction?

100

This process occurs when the pollen is transferred from the anther of the stamen to the Stigma of the pistil

What is Pollination?

100

When characteristics are passed down from generation to generation through DNA. 

What is Heritable?

100

DNA packaged into smaller groupings 

What are Chromosomes?

200

A parent produces a ___ or a small version of itself. The ___ will break off or remain attaches as a self-sufficient individual- identical to the parent.

What is Budding?

200

When a zygote splints through a process called ________ and more cells are made. 

What is Cleavage?

200

Male part of the plant where the pollen is found.

What is Stamen?

200

Characteristics that are learned or acquired by each individual separately and not passed on from generation to generation. 

What is non-heritable?

200

A single uninterrupted segment of DNA that contains the coded instructions for organisms. 

What are genes?

300

___ are created similar to seeds but only have the DNA of one one parent so there is no variation. One parent can produce many spores, each of which will grow into a new individual indelicate to the parent.

What is Spore Production?

300

When gametes combine. 

What is a Zygote. 

300

This process occurs when the pollen from one plant in carried to the stigma of another plant. 

What is Cross-pollination?

300

Variation that have a wide range of forms.

What is continuous  variation?

300

Cell division where each cell ends up with only half the DNA of a normal cell so when they combine the zygote has a complete set of DNA. 

What is Meiosis?

400

The reproduction of a plant not involving a seed

what is Vegetative Reproduction?

400

Cell division continues after the cleavage process and creates a multi-cellular life form  

What is an Embryo?

400

The female part of the plant where the ovules are found. 

What is a Pistil?

400

Characteristics that only has a few choices

What is Discrete Variation?

400

When an allele is not completely dominant or recessive. 

What is incomplete dominance?

500

The cell splits into two cells and each one is identical.

What is Binary Fission?

500

Put these words in order:

Embryo, fertilization, continued cell division, zygote, cleavage.

Fertilization, Zygote, Cleavage, continued cell division, Embryo

500

Plant Embryos can remain non-living for a long period of time 

What is Dormant?

500

Discrete or Continuous?

Roll your tongue or not, blood types.

Discrete Variation

500

Put these words in order from largest to smallest:

DNA, Gene, Cell, Nucleus, Chromosomes 

Cell, Nucleus, Chromosomes, DNA, Gene

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