Please answer question 2 2. Plants have the ability to reproduce asexually as well assexually. What are some examples of how plants can usestems, leaves and flowers as asexual modes? Why mightasexual reproduction be considered more efficient forplants?3. Review the diagram of an angiosperm life cycle in yourtext. Describe the numbered steps in the diagram in yourown words.4. Describe the basic structure of the flower (be brief butcomplete) or draw a picture of a flower with the partslabeled. What is meant by the terms: perfect, imperfect,monoecious, dioecious.5. Compare and contrast the production of the female andmale gametophytes. What are two similarities and whatare three major differences.

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2. Plants have the ability to reproduce asexually as well as
sexually. What are some examples of how plants can use
stems, leaves and flowers as asexual modes? Why might
asexual reproduction be considered more efficient for
plants?
3. Review the diagram of an angiosperm life cycle in your
text. Describe the numbered steps in the diagram in your
own words.
4. Describe the basic structure of the flower (be brief but
complete) or draw a picture of a flower with the parts
labeled. What is meant by the terms: perfect, imperfect,
monoecious, dioecious.
5. Compare and contrast the production of the female and
male gametophytes. What are two similarities and what
are three major differences.

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