Fruit salad
Fertilization
station
station
Genotypes and phenotypes
DNA does it all
100
This fruits splits open at maturity.
What is a dehiscent fruit?
100
This happens after pollen is released and transported, somehow.
What is pollination?
100
The DNA associated with a trait.
What is a genotype?
100
If you want to study the relationship between a genotype and a phenotype, you might try this.
What is a knockout mutation?
200
These fruits are single-seeded.
What are drupes? (or druplets)
200
Pollen tubes have this ploidy level.
What is haploid?
200
A variant of a gene.
What is an allele?
200
A phenotype is the interaction of this.
What is genotype and environment?
300
Strawberry juice does not come from the true fruit... it comes from this.
What is an accessory fruit?
300
The multicellular haploid female structure.
What is an egg sac?
300
If two homozygous parents make offspring, they will all be this.
What is heterozygous?
300
The central dogma of molecular genetics/biology is this.
What is DNA to RNA to Protein?
What is DNA, transcription, RNA, translation, protein?
400
Multi-seeded fruits from one ovary that open at one suture/along one line at maturity are these.
What are follicles?
400
It must be nice if it happens twice.
What is fertilization?
What is double fertilization?
400
Dihybrid crosses are an excellent way to illustrate Mendel's law of this.
What is independent assortment?
400
Mutations are passed on to embryos in seeds if it happens here.
What is the sporocyte?
500
Sunflowers make boatloads of these indehiscent fruits.
What are achenes?
500
Flowers are arranged in these.
What is an inflorescence?
500
A trait controlled by many genes.
What is continuous?
500
If you study the RNA of petals, leaves, and roots, you might be looking for differences in this.
What is expression of DNA?