Vegetative Reproduction
Flowers
Photoperiodism and Pollination
Seeds
100

Give an example of a type of person who would be especially interested in vegetative reproduction?

farmer, horticulturist, scientist 

100

Which type of plant has flower organs in multiples of 4 or 5?

dicots 

100

What are the 4 categories of pollination?

wind

self

cross

animal

100

What is the function of the seed coat?

protects the seed 

200

What are 2 benefits to vegetative reproduction?

1. Can select for desirable traits

2. fast

3. cheap

4. easier 

200

What is the function of petals?

Attracts pollinators and provides landing pad for them 
200

Give an example of a plant that self-pollinates?

any type of berry 
200

Are sporophytes diploid or haploid?

diploid 

300

Describe a specific historical event that displays the disadvantages of vegetative reproduction?

Potato famine

Banana fungus

Chestnut blight 

300
A complete flower will have what 4 parts?

petal, stamen, pistil, sepal 

300

What kinds of flowers might nocturnal animals be attracted to?

white or yellow; strongly scented 

300

What type of plant would have a prominent endosperm which provided nutrients for it?

monocot

400

What is an example of naturally occurring vegetative reproduction?

strawberry stolon, moss drying out, willow and poplar branches 

400

Define "tepal"

a sepal that is indistinguishable from a petal 

400

Give an example of a short-day plant 

chrysanthemum 

poinsettia

Christmas cactus 

soybeans, sugarcane, rice 

400

What are the 3 types of fruit and give an example of each?

1. Simple fleshy - apple, orange, etc. 

2. Aggregate- berries

3. Multiple- pineapple 

500

What type of pothos did we propogate?

golden pothos 

500

The complete and perfect flower that we dissected is toxic to certain animals. Name the flower we dissected AND what animal it is toxic to.

Lily; dogs and/or cats 

500

Hymenopterans (an order of insects) are very important pollinators. Give an example of a hymenopteran? 

bees or wasps

500

Draw a seed and label the first 2 parts of the seed to show after germination. 

radicle and hypocotyl