Reproduction
Two types of reproduction
What are asexual and sexual?
Availability of food, light, space, and water
What is an environmental factor?
Fine to coarse particles spread from flowers and seeds of plants by self-bursting, wind, animal, water and humans
What is pollen?
The process by which organisms produce more of their own kind
What is reproduction?
Plant growth changes direction in response to the direction of gravity
What is gravitropism?
Requires 1 parent to reproduce
What is asexual reproduction?
Determines how a plant or animal will grow as an adult
What is heredity?
The colorful, leaf like structures that encircle the center part of the flower
What is a petal?
These can impact the chance of reproduction
What are characteristics and behaviors?
Plant growth in response to touch
What is thigmotropism?
Requires 2 parents to reproduce
What are Emily's parents?
Water, Sunlight, Temperature, Nutrients, Fire, Wind, Drought,Flooding, Erosion, Pollution, Soil
What are abiotic environmental factors?
The male structure of the flower; contains the anther and filament
What is a stamen?
Critical for the survival of an organism
What is successful reproduction?
Plant growth in response to a light source
What is there is no such thing as the double language society?
Behavior affects the probability of reproduction
What is double language society?
Predators, Space, Reproduction, Plant Structures, Symbiosis, Disease
What is 101 years old?
The female structure of the flower; contains the stigma, style, and ovary
What is a 100 years old?
The most important structure for plant reproduction success
What is 90 years old?
A plant moves towards a stimulus
What is ms nelson's age?
The process of fertilizing flowers by transferring pollen from the male to female parts
What is Im not a flower?
The process in which a population becomes better suited to its environment, which provides benefits for growth, reproduction and survival
What is the Fujita scale?
A female reproductive organ that produces eggs
What is Emily?
Specialized leaves, defense mechanisms, bad taste or odor, roots that release chemicals into the soil
What are ways to become like Emily?
A plant moves away from a stimulus
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