REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS FINAL EXAM GUIDE 2025 |MOST COMMON QUESTIONS WITH CORRECTLY VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY A+ GRADED|GUARANTEED PASS

REPRODUCTION IN PLANTS FINAL EXAM GUIDE
2025
|MOST COMMON QUESTIONS WITH CORRECTLY
VERIFIED ANSWERS|ALREADY A+
GRADED|GUARANTEED PASS
Key Points - -Asexual reproduction only involves one parent, and produces clones

-Plants can reproduce asexually and sexually

-Pollen needs to be carried from one flower to another, flowers can be pollinated by wind or
insect

-After pollination a pollen tube grows down into ovary to carry the male nucleus to ovules

-Seeds need warmth, water and oxygen to germinate

-Sees use their stored food as they germinate until the new leaves open and photosynthesise

Asexual Reproduction in Plants - -Asexual reproduction is the result of mitosis

-Plants can form offspring through asexual reproduction in many ways

-People encourage asexual reproduction by taking cuttings

Sexual Reproduction in Plants - -Flowers are sex organs

-Contain pollen male gametes and female ovules

-Gametes formed by meiosis

-Pollination must take place for gametes to meet

-Pollen grains transferred from the anthers of a flower to the stigma of another

Features of an insect pollinated plant - Stamens: Inside petals so insects come in contact
with them

Stigma: Inside petals, so insects come into contact with them