Plant Reproduction
The reproductive part of a plant is called a _______________
What is a flower?
Three things are required for successful germination. Warmth, oxygen and ____________.
What is water?
Plants take in this gas to carry out successful photosynthesis.
What is carbon dioxide?
A ripened ovary turns into this.
What is a fruit?
Life process N in MRS C GREN
What is nutrition?
Pollen needs to be distributed from flower to flower. When it's not taken by an insect, it could travel through the air via this.
What is the wind?
The root grows downward due to the force of this natural earth phenomenon starting with G.
What is gravity?
What is a chloroplast?
The top of the pistil (female part) that is sticky to trap pollen.
What is the stigma?
Life process S in MRS C GREN
What is sensitivity?
The baby plant (embryo) is referred to as this four letter structure starting with S.
What is a seed?
Once a shoot has broken through the soil surface, it will grow towards this celestial body in the sky.
What is the sun?
Without this gas being emitted by plants during photosynthesis, all life on earth would die.
What is oxygen?
This holds up the anther
What is the filament?
Both life processes R in MRS C GREN
What is reproduction and respiration?
The female part of the plant that shares its name with a weapon.
What is a pistil?
Seeds have a better chance of survival if they germinate away from the parent plant. Name one way they could be dispersed.
What is a bird? (or wind, or some other animal)
This is the name given to the tiny pores on the surface of leaves that allow gases to pass in and out of the plant.
What is stomata?
When the pollen grain enters the egg this process has happened.
What is fertilisation?
Three structures in both plant and animal cells
What is nucleus, cell membrane and cytoplasm?
The male part of the plant that makes and stores the pollen.
What is an anther?
The seed germinates because it contains f_____ for the plant to grow.
What is food?
The green substance found in plants that is responsible for photosynthesis, starting with C.
What is chlorophyll?
Strong support for perching, no scent, red or yellow flowers.
What is bird-pollinated flowers?
Five kingdoms of organisms
What is bacteria, protista, fungi, plantae, animalia?