Asexual Reproduction
Sexual Reproduction
Types of Reproduction
Pollination
100

Is asexual reproduction SIMPLE or COMPLEX?

Simple

100

Is Sexual reproduction Simple or Complex?

COMPLEX


100

a new organism grows from the existing organism

budding

100

List the male parts of a flower

Stamen - Anther, Filament

200

Asexual reproduction produces offspring that are ___________ to the parent cell.

identical

200

Sexual reproduction produces offspring that are ___________ to the parent cell.

unique

200

an organism can repair a damaged body part or regrow a limb

regeneration


200

List the female parts (4-5)

Pistil, Style, Ovary, Ovule, Stigma

300

Asexual reproduction requires (MORE/LESS) time and energy

LESS

300

Sexual reproduction requires (MORE/LESS) time and energy

MORE

300

process by which one cell copies its DNA and forms two identical cells

binary fission

300

How do flowers attract pollinators?

Since flowers cannot move, they need to be able to attract pollinators or be built so that wind is able to pollinate them. Flowers attract pollinators like bees, butterflies, insects, and birds with sweet nectar, bright colors, and shapes and structures. Some flowers even open at special times to attract pollinators, such as night blooming plants that are pollinated by bats!

400

Asexual or Sexual? - Zebra

Sexual

400

Asexual or Sexual? - Starfish

Asexual

400

sperm & egg combine inside of the female organism

internal fertilization

400

Why is it important for flowers to have the ability to attract pollinators?

Because they are unable to move

500

Asexual or Sexual? -Flowers

Both

500

Asexual or Sexual? - Hydra

Asexual

500

sperm & egg combine outside of the organism in an aquatic environment (water)  EX: Fish

external fertilization


500

How does pollination benefit the pollinator?

The benefit for the pollinator is often a meal in the form of nutritious nectar contained deep within the flower. The insect first gets dusted with pollen while diving for the nectar on one plant, then deposits the pollen on the sticky stigma of a second plant while looking for a meal there.

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