Reproduction Basics
The process of producing offspring.
What is reproduction?
Plants that produce with flowers and fruit.
What are angiosperms?
When one allele hides another.
What is complete dominance?
The universal donor blood type.
What is Type O?
What is an instinct?
Type of reproduction that creates genetically identical offspring.
What is asexual reproduction?
Plants that reproduce using cones.
What are gymnosperms?
When traits blend together.
What is incomplete dominance?
The universal recipient blood type.
What is Type AB?
What is tropism?
What is sexual reproduction?
The transfer of pollen from male to female structures.
What is pollination?
When both alleles show equally.
What is codominance?
Blood type inheritance involves this genetic pattern.
What are multiple alleles?
A plant hormone that controls growth toward light.
What is auxin?
Offspring receive one of these from each parent.
What are genes or alleles?
Seeds develop inside this structure in angiosperms.
What is fruit?
What is incomplete dominance?
The two codominant blood alleles.
What are Types A and B?
Environmental factors that affect growth include these two.
What are sunlight / water / nutrients?
Why is genetic variation important for species survival?
What is it improves survival in changing environments?
Why is seed dispersal important?
What is reduces competition and spreads offspring?
Red and White spotted flower pattern.
What is codominance?
Blood Type A x Blood Type B can produce these four blood types.
What are A, B, AB, and O?
Two identical plants are grown in different environments.
One receives full sunlight and nutrients, while the other receives very little.
Over time, the plants grow to very different sizes.
This demonstrates that growth is influenced by these two types of factors.
What are genetic factors and environmental factors?