Science I
What does "Gymnosperm" translate to?
"Naked Seed"
What does a male cone produce?
Sperm cells
What do male cones produce?
They produce pollen grains.
Diploid Plants come from spores? T/F
True
What comes after the Haploid plant on the chart?
Sperm Cell and Egg Cell
What are Angiosperms?
Flowering seed plants.
What does a female cone produce?
Egg cells
What do female cones produce?
They produce eggs
Leafy plants produce haploid spores? T/F
False
The majority of the haploid generation lives where?
Inside diploid tissues.
What do Fruits and vegetables come from?
What is the style?
The style is a part of a plant that connects the stigma to the base of the plant.
As close as you can explain the definition of the Pistil.
The female reproductive organ of the flower.
Is the corn kernel the seed? T/F
False, they contain the seeds
The cellular division for plants is called what?
Meiosis
Gymnosperms are an example of _____ seed plants?
Flowerless.
What is the pistil, A) Where pollen lands, B) supports the stigma, C) The female reproductive organ
C)
As close as you can explain the definition of the stigma.
The top of the Pistil where the pollen lands.
Yes
What comes after the Diploid plant on the chart?
Meiosis
What does the seed of a plant include?
The embryo, its food, and a hard outer shell to protect everything.
Are sporophyte plants Diploid or Haploid?
Diploid
As close as you can explain the definition of the style.
Do seeds get digested by animals? Y/N
No
Does Fertilization form a haploid plant or a diploid plant?
Trick question! It forms a diploid Zygote that then develops into a diploid plant