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what is pollination
when pollen grains land on a female reproduction system
What is the male reproductive system called.
Stamen
what is the most common Gymnosperms
conifers
what does the life cycle of a angiosperms end with
it repeats
what is a good example when a plant makes seed's to disperse
dandelion seeds
what are angiosperms?
a flowering seed plant
What are pollen grains?
forms from tissue in male structure
What are Gymnosperms?
Seeds that are not surrounded by fruits.
What does an ovary contain?
it contains ovals
what is the first step of the angiosperm cycle
pollen grains travel from the Anther to the stigma
what is sporophyte
something producing spores
what is a stamen?
a male reproduction orgain of the flower
what is ovule?
The female reproductive structure of an seed or plant
What does the style hold in the female reproductive system?
The style holds up the stigma.
what is the last step of the angiosperm cycle
fruit developed from ovary
what is a pistil?
the female reproductive orgain on a flower
what is a gametophyte
haployed generation of an plant
What is the sperm of a plant?
Pollen Grain
In the male reproductive system what holds up the Anther.
The Filament holds up the Anther.
What's the difference between a seedless plant and plant with a seed.
Instead of plants with seeds seedless plants use spores instead of seeds.
What are four ways seeds can get dispersed.
They can be dispersed by water, wind, animal waste, and animal fur.
what's the difference between moss and ferns gen.
Moss in there diploid gen are easier to see.
what is the difference between ovules and ovary?
the ovary is the enlarged basal part of the pistil (female reproductive organ) that contains the ovules, which are the structures that develop into seeds after fertilization, and the ovary itself develops into the fruit.
What do the fruits surounding the seed do for the seed?
It gives them a protective layer
In Sexual plants, what does the pollen contain?
The pollen contains sperm.