General
Self-Incompatibility
Hermaphroditism
Sterility
100

This fertilization occurs when gametes come from the same organism.

What is self-fertilization?

100

This plant mechanism prevents self-fertilization by rejecting self-pollen.

What is self-incompatibility?

100

This condition occurs when an organism has both male and female reproductive organs.

What is hermaphroditism?

100

This term describes the inability to produce viable gametes or offspring

What is sterility?

200

This fertilization involves gametes from two genetically different individuals.

What is cross-fertilization?

200

This genetic region controls pollen recognition in SI systems

What is the S-locus? 



200

These animals were given as examples of hermaphrodites in the presentation.

What are earthworms and snails?

200

One cause of sterility comes from gene mutations or chromosomal abnormalities.

What is genetic sterility?

300

This genetic effect of cross-fertilization increases variation in a population.

What is increased genetic diversity (heterozygosity)?

300

If the pollen S-allele matches one in the pistil, this happens.

What is fertilization being blocked or rejected?

300

This ability allows hermaphrodites to reproduce when mates are scarce.

What is self-fertilization?

300

Environmental factors such as radiation, toxins, or extreme temperatures may cause this.

What is environmental sterility

400

Self-fertilization tends to increase this genetic condition within populations.

What is homozygosity?

400

In this SI system, compatibility depends on the haploid genotype of the pollen

What is gametophytic self-incompatibility?

400

Even though hermaphrodites can self-fertilize, they usually prefer this to increase genetic diversity.

What is cross-fertilization?

400

In cross-fertilizing organisms, sterility prevents this key biological process.

What is fertilization?

500

This evolutionary benefit of cross-fertilization helps populations adapt to environmental changes.

What is increased adaptability/genetic diversity?

500

In this SI system, compatibility depends on the diploid genotype of the parent plant.

What is sporophytic self-incompatibility?

500

This drawback of self-fertilization in hermaphrodites can increase the risk of harmful recessive traits.

 What is inbreeding depression or reduced genetic diversity?

500

Hybrid animals like mules are often sterile because chromosomes cannot pair properly during this process

What is meiosis?

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