When two reproductive cells come together from two different plants and form a new plant that is similar to them.
What is Sexual Reproduction?
100
Living thing that makes its own food from: minerals, water, sunlight and Carbon DiOxide.
What are plants?
100
A new identical plant grows from a fragment of the parent plant.
What is fragmentation?
100
Water with minerals+Carbon DiOxide+Sunlight = Glucose + Oxygen
What is Photosynthesis?
100
Phototropism, hydrotropism, and gravitropism are examples of this type of movement.
What are Tropic Movements?
200
This type of flower produces pollen.
What is the male flower?
200
Have flowers, fruit and seeds that help them reproduce.
What are flowering plants?
200
The pollen of the stamen is transferred from one flower to the pistil of another flower on the same plant.
What is self-pollination?
200
Takes place during the day and night and it produces water vapor and Carbon DiOxide.
What is Respiration?
300
This type of flower produces ovules.
What is female flower?
300
Reproduce through spores. Do not have seeds.
What are non-flowering plants?
300
When the pollen from the stamen of one flower is transferred to the pistil of another flower on another plant of the same type.
What is cross-pollination?
300
This is where photosynthesis takes place and where raw sap becomes elaborated sap.
What are leaves?
300
This part of the flower contains the anther and filament.
What is the stamen?
400
This type of flower contains both the stamen and pistil.
What is a hermaphrodite flower?
400
This type of plant does not have fruit but they do have seeds.
Example: Pine Tree
What are Gymnosperms?
400
Sori release spores that fall to the ground. These spores then form organs that produce reproductive cells. Once they are fertilised a new plant begins to grow.
What is reproduction in non-flowering plants?
400
This contains the nutrients that get distributed to all parts of the plant.
What is elaborated sap?
400
This part of a flower contains the stigma, style and ovary.
What is the pistil?
500
The pollen travels down the style and reaches the ovary where it joins with an ovule.
What is fertilisation?
500
This type of plant does not have roots leaves or stems.
What are mosses?
500
Stems that grow horizontally under ground that grow new plants. Example: Asparagus
What is Rhizomes?
500
Carbon DiOxide is absorbed through these pores in the leaves.
What are stomas?
500
Stems that grow horizontally above ground that grow new plants. Example: strawberries