A seed dispersal mechanism that involves having brists, burs, or bars.
What is animal attachment?
100
The ploidy of the endosperm mothercell
What is n+n?
200
The multiple(s) that a eudicot are found in.
What is 4's & 5's
200
The collective name for petals and sepals.
What is perianth?
200
The way a aggregate fruit is derived (Hint: From what type of carpel(s)?
What is apocarpous gynoecium?
200
The three layers of a pericarp
What is endocarp, mesocarp, exocarp
200
In the second to last stage in the Anthophyta lifecycle there are _________ (cells/nuclei) and __________ (cell/nuclei)
What is 7 cells and 8 nuclei?
300
Activity rejects its own pollen is known as this.
What is self-incompatibility?
300
The name of one entire female structure on a flower. Draw it as well.
What is Carpel?
300
Fruit splits into segments
What is a schizocarp?
300
A simple fruit can be derived from this... (2 answers)
What is syncarpous gynoecium & unicarpellate gynoecium
300
The ploidy of the endosperm
What is 3n
400
The function of the endosperm in the anthophyta lifecycle
What is food source?
400
When carpels are fused together
What is syncarpous gynoecium?
400
Fruit split along ONE suture
What is a follicle?
400
An accessory fruit. (include its other name in your answer.)
What is fruit that is composed of more than just the ovary.
Other name: False Fruit
400
The ploidy of the embryo
What is 2n
500
Bilaterally symmetrical in a flower is indicative of this.
What is zygomorphic symmetry?
500
The names of both the male and female house.
What is androecium & gynoecium
500
Pollination Types:
1.) Reduced perianth, and huge anthers
2.) Often red and tubular
3.) Greenish or whiteish perianth, strong smell (fruity, fecal, or/and rotting meat.)
What is wind pollination
bird pollination
bettle pollination
500
A dehiscent versus indehiscent fruit
What is
Dehiscent: Splits open at maturity to release seeds?
Indehiscent: fruits that remain intact at times of dispersal?
500
Draw out the second fertilization event
What is Endosperm Mother cell + Sperm -----> primary endosperm nucleus then endosperm?