Reproductive structures of Angiosperms
Petal (corolla) major function.
A visual appealing feature.
What are sours/ sori function?
To produce spores
A single ripened ovary from an individual flower.
Simple fruits.
What is a Megaspore?
A female gametophyte.
Grasses, corn, and coconut are an example of?
Fibrous root
Name the stamen reproductive parts of a flower.
Anther and filament.
True or False: fiddlehead curl at the ends to protect the growing tip inside the coil.
True
Fruit that does not open upon maturity.
Indehiscent dry fruits.
What is the asexual and usually diploid phase of a gymnosperm?
Mature sporophyte
What root is being descried? They have a dominant root that extends directly downward.
Tap root.
Name the four main parts of a generalized flower.
Sepals, petals, stamens, and carpals/ pistil.
Which function has reproductive spores that are produced and stored?
Sporangium
A fruit that possesses a winged achene.
Samara
Define a prothallial cell.
A cell created by the first division of the microspore.
Not a true root.
Adventitious roots
Which reproductive part prevents incompatible pollen from entering the ovary.
The style.
What produces sperm in small flask-shaped antheridia and eggs in small bulb-like archegonia?
Prothallus
What category fruit has many carpels and one flower.
Aggregate
What do seeds appear as while visible on the cones of gymnosperm?
Scales
What supports the plant body to stay upright?
Anchoring
What reproductive structure holds nectar and pollen?
The receptacle
Which function serves spore dispersal?
The annulus
Legume family name.
Fabaceae
What is archegonium?
It produces and contains the ovum.
Function of Tuberous roots.
Store nutrients for the plant and help anchor it in the ground.