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    Biology Chapter 10-The Reproductive Organs of Flowering Plants

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    The document summarizes the reproductive organs of flowering plants. It discusses the parts of flowers including the pistil and stamen. It describes the processes of pollination, fertilization, and fruit and seed formation and dispersal. Various terms are defined related to flowers, fruits and seeds such as the difference between simple and composite fruits. The requirements for seed germination are also mentioned.

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    Biology Chapter 10: The Reproductive Organs of Flowering Plants

    1. A typical flower consists of a _____________ that supports the flower. The swollen part right above it is
    called the ____________________.

    Figure 1

    2. Label Figure 1.
    3. The male reproductive organ of a flower is known as ________________. It consists of ______________
    and _________________.
    4. The female reproductive organ of a flower is known as ________________. It consists of ______________,
    __________________ and _________________.
    5. In the ovary of a plant, the ________________ becomes fruit while the __________________ becomes
    seeds after fertilization.
    6. What are the functions of anther and stigma in a flower?

    7. A complete flower consists of _________________, _________________, _________________ and


    ________________.

    8. Incomplete flower is divided into ____________________, _______________________,


    ____________________ and ________________________.

    9. Link the following incomplete flowers with their respective characteristics.

    a. Achlamydeous flower

    posses either stamen or pistil

    b. Monoclhlamydeous flower

    posses a single layer of perianth only

    c. Unisexual flower

    has no stamen and pistil

    d. Neutral flower

    the perianth is absent

    10. A ____________________ is flower that can be divided into two similar halves at any diameter; a
    ____________________ is flower which can be divided into two similar halves in one plane only.
    11. What is pollination?

    12. _______________________ occurs when the pollen grains of a flower are transferred to the stigma of the
    same flower or another flower of the same plant.

    13. _______________________ occurs when the pollen grains of a flower are transferred to the stigma of
    another flower of a different plant.

    14. List out the mediums of pollination together with examples.

    15. The union of a male gamete and a female gamete to produce a zygote is called ____________________.
    16. The pollen on the stigma grows a long tube called _________________________ after pollination.
    17. The ovary wall develops into the fruit wall or the ______________________.
    18. A fruit consists of two main parts: ________________________ and _______________________.
    19. The pericarp consists of 3 layers: _______________________, ______________________ and
    ___________________.
    20. The seed of a fruit is made up of _________________, __________________ and _________________.

    21. A __________________ is one which is developed solely from the ovary. Eg. ___________________
    22. A ___________________ is one which is formed from other parts besides the ovary. Eg. ______________
    23. In the classifications of fruits, ______________________ refers to fruits formed from a single ovary of a
    flower; ___________________ refers to fruits formed from several ovaries of a flower;
    _________________ refers to fruits formed from a bunch of flowers called inflorescence.
    24. What are the functions of fruits?

    25. Seeds and fruits are dispersed via 4 methods:

    26. Seed is protected by __________________.


    27. ______________ is a scar left by the stalk which attaches the seed to the fruit wall.
    28. _________________ is a tiny pore on top of the hilum, allowing water and air to enter.
    29. The body of embryo is made up of ____________________, ____________________,
    _________________ and _____________________.
    30. _____________________ is the growth of a plant from the seed when they get enough air, water and
    suitable temperature.
    31. State three conditions needed for germination.

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