Provide an answer. It’s not incomplete. You must answer no. 1 to no. 15. Please provide an answer because it’s only simple identifying correct match in each number. Thank you in advance. Part III. DIRECTIONS: Identify what is being asked in Column A and choose your answer on Column B.AВ1. A mode of reproduction that does not involve the union of sex cells.A. GROWTH2. Stage of development characterized by an increase in size of anindividual.B. SEXUAL3. A mode of reproduction that involves the union of, sex cells.C. FERTILIZATION4. It is the union of egg cell and sperm cell.D. POLLINATION5. The outermost whorl of a flower collectively known as corolla.E. CONTRACEPTION6. The outermost whorl of a flower collectively known as corolla.F. HAPLOID7. The male reproductive structure of a flower.8. Also known as the womb where the embryo develops with thickmuscular walls, blood vessels, and endometrial lining.G. TESTISН. РЕТALS9. A cell that contains only half the chromosome number.I. STAMEN10. A cell that contains the full chromosome number or two sets ofJ. DIPLOIDchromosomes.11. The process that blocks fertilization, implantation, and actualcompletion of development of fetus in humans.K. ASEXUAL12. A reproductive structure where a plant embryo and a food sourceare contained within a testa.L. FRAGMENΤΑTΙON13. An outgrowth arises forming a bud from the body of a parent.M. SEED14. A male reproductive organ where sperm is produced.N. BUDDING15. The body breaks into two or more parts and each fragmentO. UTERUS

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Chapter50: Reproduction

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Part III. DIRECTIONS: Identify what is being asked in Column A and choose your answer on Column B.
A
В
1. A mode of reproduction that does not involve the union of sex cells.
A. GROWTH
2. Stage of development characterized by an increase in size of an
individual.
B. SEXUAL
3. A mode of reproduction that involves the union of, sex cells.
C. FERTILIZATION
4. It is the union of egg cell and sperm cell.
D. POLLINATION
5. The outermost whorl of a flower collectively known as corolla.
E. CONTRACEPTION
6. The outermost whorl of a flower collectively known as corolla.
F. HAPLOID
7. The male reproductive structure of a flower.
8. Also known as the womb where the embryo develops with thick
muscular walls, blood vessels, and endometrial lining.
G. TESTIS
Н. РЕТALS
9. A cell that contains only half the chromosome number.
I. STAMEN
10. A cell that contains the full chromosome number or two sets of
J. DIPLOID
chromosomes.
11. The process that blocks fertilization, implantation, and actual
completion of development of fetus in humans.
K. ASEXUAL
12. A reproductive structure where a plant embryo and a food source
are contained within a testa.
L. FRAGMENΤΑTΙON
13. An outgrowth arises forming a bud from the body of a parent.
M. SEED
14. A male reproductive organ where sperm is produced.
N. BUDDING
15. The body breaks into two or more parts and each fragment
O. UTERUS

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