Plant Nutrition
Plant Respiration
Sexual Plant Reproduction: Angiosperms
Sexual Plant Reproduction: Gymnosperms
A-Sexual Plant Reproduction
100
What is the name of the process in which plants make their own food?

Photosynthesis

100

What is the name of the process in which plants breathe? 

Respiration

100

Sexual plant reproduction is a process in which plants reproduce with ________.

seeds
100

Gymnosperms reproduce by developing seeds inside of ________.

cones

100

How do we define asexual plant reproduction? 

Asexual plant reproduction occurs when plants reproduce without seeds.

200

The __________ absorb water and __________ from the soil. 

roots, minerals

200

Plants absorb __________ and expel ________ during the day. 

carbon dioxide, oxygen

200

How do angiosperms reproduce? 

Angiosperms reproduce by developing seeds inside of fruit.

200

How does pollination occur in gymnosperm reproduction?

Wind blows pollen from the male cones into the female cones. 

200

How do non-flowering plants reproduce? 

They reproduce using spores that are protected inside spore capsules. 

300

What is raw sap? 

Raw sap is the mixture of water and minerals. 

300

At night, plants absorb __________ and expel __________.

oxygen, carbon dioxide

300

How does fertilisation occur in angiosperms? 

Pollen goes down the style and into the ovary, where it joins the ovules. 

300

Which of the following plants reproduce sexually with seeds? 

a. Strawberry plants 

b. Mosses

c. Apple tree

c. Apple tree

300

How do asexual flowering plants such as potatoes and carrots reproduce? 

They reproduce using tubers. New roots grow from the tubers and produce new plants. 

400

What is the main function of the chlorophyll?

To collect solar energy so that the plant can produce elaborated sap.

400

Why are plants important on planet earth?

Plants help maintain the balance of oxygen and carbon dioxide in the earths atmosphere. 

400

The pistil (female organ) consists of the _________, style and _________.

stigma, ovary

400

What are the two types of sexually reproducing flowering plants? 

Angiosperms and gymnosperms.

400

What is the name of the structure that strawberry plants use to reproduce asexually? 

Stolons. These horizontal stems grow above ground and grow new roots and a plant when the contact the ground.

500

What is the function of the stem of a plant?

To transport raw sap and elaborated sap around the plant. 

500

What is the function of carbon dioxide in the process of plant food production?

Carbon dioxide from the air combines with raw sap and solar energy to produce elaborated sap.

500

The stamen (male organ) consist of the _________ and _________.

anther, filament

500

How does fertilisation occur in gymnosperms?

Wind blows pollen from the male cones into the females cones, where the pollen joins the ovules. 

500

How do ferns reproduce? 

They reproduce using spores.