Tropisms, etc
A plant response which causes it to grow toward light.
positive tropism/phototropism
This reproductive structure is unique to angiosperms.
flower
Either of two plant categories that produce seeds. Must name both.
angiosperms or gymnosperms
The type of reproduction with only one parent.
asexual reproduction
Two different alleles -- and both are dominant
Example: red and white flowers create an offspring with both red and white petals.
codominance
The languages you learn to speak are this type of trait
acquired trait
Name this part of the plant
#1
Petal
A type of tropism where the roots grow downward.
negative tropism
This flower part produces the male gamete.
stamen or anther
This group of plants reproduces with cones.
gymnosperms
In this type of reproduction, the offspring receives the exact DNA as the parent. A Genetic clone
asexual reproduction
Pink peonies come from red and white peonies, and gray sheep result from black and white sheep, name this kind of inheritance.
incomplete dominance
A major body change during some animals' lives.
metamorphosis
Name this part of the plant
#2
Sepal
This tropism can be both positive (toward) and negative (away from).
gravitropism
This flower part attracts pollinators with color.
petal
The group of tiny plants which have no vascular tissue.
mosses/algae
The way an animal reacts to internal or external changes. An animal's reaction/response.
behavior
In this type of inheritance, the dominant allele blocks the recessive allele.
complete dominance or dominant
Inherited traits are controlled by these.
genes
Name this part of the plant
#3
Anther
A type of tropism that causes sunflowers to grow towards the sun.
positive tropism
The part of the flower which contains the unfertilized seed.
ovule or ovary
A flowering plant which forms seeds inside a protective chamber called an ovary. Produces fruit.
Angiosperms
Name this mating system- 1 Female, multiple males
Polyandry
A type of inheritance where the traits are controlled by more than one gene.
polygenic inheritance
An inherited trait allowing an animal to do something correctly the first time without learning it.
instinct
Name this part of the plant
#4
Style
This response to light causes plants to become dormant when the amount of daylight decreases due to the changing seasons.
photoperiodism
This flower part protect the flower bud and may develop into a fruit.
sepal
The reproductive structure of a gymnosperm. Holds pollen. Males hold pollen. Females contain an ovule.
Cones/pine cones/any variation of cone
Name this birth style. A baby being born via live birth, most common in mammals.
Viviparous
Solve this Punnett square with the 2 parents. All alleles must be correct to get this right.
Dominant= R, Recessive = r
Parent 1- Homozygous recessive
Parent 2- heterozygous
See board for answer
These chemicals are used by animals of one species to communicate with each other.
pheromones
Name this part of the plant
#5
Ovary/ovules