Using what you have learned in this chapter, speculate whether it is more likely that offspring of asexual reproduction develop in close proximity to or widely dispersed from the parent plant. Explain your reasoning. How could you test your hypothesis?

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A: Angiosperms are the largest division in the plant kingdom and are also very diverse. It consists of…

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Q: _______of the pollen grain divides to form two male gametes. (a) Vegetative cell (b) Generative cell…

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Q: The plant sexual life cycle is called______ .The diploid generation is called the_______ .…

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Q: Many biology labs use slides of root tips to demonstrate the stages of mitosis. Why is this a better…

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Q: Imagine hypothetical moss and fern trees, each 10 m tall. Which would face the greater barriers to…

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Q: Sexual plant reproduction begins with the diploid generation and moves into the haploid generation.…

A: Reproduction is the process of producing young ones.

Q: Plants undergo an alternation of generations. This means that the diploid _____ produces spores,…

A: Alternation of generations occur in some plants and algae which have distinct haploid sexual and…

Q: What are the products of double fertilization?a. Two diploid zygotesb. A diploid zygote and a…

A: Meiosis is a type of cell division (CD) where four gametes or daughter cells are produced as a…

Q: Which of the following terms is not associated with a male portion of a plant?a. megasporeb.…

A: In sexually reproducing plants, the reproductive organs are different for flowering and…

Q: Examine a few flowers of any cucurbit plant and try to identify the staminate and pistillate…

A: Flowers only with androecium alone are called staminate flowers while the flowers with only…

Q: This figure summarises the life cycle of a seed plant. The blue circles named A and B represent the…

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Q: In regards to the life cycle of the flowering plants, one place meiosis takes place is; In the fully…

A: Meiosis is a reductional division. It produces haploid gametes

Q: Draw a of alternation of generation of Mnium, a Genus of Mosses. Label all structures. Include both…

A: The life cycle of a moss, like all plants, is characterized by an alternation of generations. A…

Q: Describe the alternation-of-generations life cycle,including the role of the sporophyte and…

A: As reproductive life cycles of organisms include an alternation between meiosis and fertilization,…

Q: Arrange the following flower and fruit development processes in order. (1st step to 5th step) The…

A: The male part of the flower is known as the Androcium and consists of the anthers and filaments…

Q: What are the buds on a liverwort used for asexual reproduction called? thallus O sporophyte O…

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Q: What is a sporophyte? A diploid plant that undergoes meiosis A haploid plant that produces gametes…

A: Sporophyte is an asexual or spore forming multicellular phase observed in some plants and algae.…

Q: Which structure is the male gametophyte? the microgametophyte the pollen grain O the megagametophyte…

A: Introduction :  All plants and some algae species have a stage in their life cycle known as the…

Q: The picture below shows a branch of Douglas fir, an evergreen tree of the Phylum Coniferophyta.…

A: Douglas fir is basically a evergreen conifer tree which are found in North America (western areas).…

Q: Define the following terms:(a) aestivation (b) placentation (c) actinomorphic (d) zygomorphic (e)…

A: Plants are multicellular organisms in the kingdom Plantae. It uses the process of photosynthesis to…

Q: offspring produced by asexual reproduction are more genetically diverse than their parents…

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Q: Seeds develop after a flower has been pollinated with pollen from the same plant.Decide whether each…

A: Reproduction is the process of formation of new young ones.

Q: Compare and contrast the characteristics of a somatic embryo and a shoot grown directly from a leaf…

A: Most important step in somatic embryogenesis is the transition of cell fate from a somatic cell to…

Q: A pollen tube together with its contents of male gametes constitutes the ____.

A: Pollen tube is a tubular structure which is produced by the male gametophyte of seeded plants during…

Q: Pollen grains are derived from a microsporocyte, developed inside the microsporangia of an anthe and…

A: Flowering plants are known as angiosperms. The reproductive organ of angiosperms is the flower.…

Q: Do plants present onlysexual reproduction?

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Q: You have studied both asexual and sexual reproduction in plants. Fill in the following chart to…

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Q: What you need to know about sexual reproduction in flowers: 1. Flowers contain: 2. The female part…

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Q: Kalanchoe is the direct production of plantlets on the tips or edges of the leaves. Leaves that act…

A: Kalanchoe reproduces asexually by producing plantlets on leaf margins by a process called as…

Q: Compare the Venn diagram of sexual reproduction and asexual reproduction in plants. Where in the…

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Q: In contrast to the cones of gymnosperms, which are either male or female, most flowers of flowering…

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Q: What is the ploidy level of the gametophyte generation in the Cycadophyta? O haploid (1n) diploid…

A: The gametophyte generation begins as a dormant spore, which germinates under appropriate conditions…

Q: All plants which have oogamy have the structure called ovules. True or false and provide an…

A: Oogamy is considered as evolved from ansiogamy that aids in sexual reproduction. It also occurs in…

Q: discuss the differences between sexual and asexual reproduction in plants.

A: Plant reproduction is the production of new offspring from their parents which can be accomplished…

Q: Which of the following is an advantage of asexual reproduction? a. Cuttings taken from an adult…

A: Reproduction is a Biological process of forming offspring by the fusion of male and female…

Q: Enlist the requirements for the sexual propagation by seed.

A: Sexual propagation involves the union of the pollen (male) with the egg (female) to produce a seed.…

Q: The joining of male and female reproductive cells is called?? II. It is the make reproductive part…

A: Plants' life cycles comprise two stages called alternation of generations. The haploid gametophyte…

Q: There are 10 flowers in one individual plant of Solanum. Each microsporangium of every stamen…

A: Three food crops with significant economical value are part of the huge and diversified genus…

Q: Bisexual reproduction occurs when a plant incorporates structures that are both male and female.…

A: The combination of male and female gamete to produce a fertile, diploid zygote is called…

Q: Look up the term and define it. What does germination produce? Are these diploid or haploid? What…

A: Often plant seedlings are produced from their corresponding seeds based on favorable environmental…

Q: Define the following asexual reproduction of plants. 1. Budding 2. Fragmentation 3. Vegetation…

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Q: Select two (2) seed propagated plants of your choice and discuss how you would practically…

A: Seed propagation is a process in which seeds are initially germinated and planted in separate…

Q: Choose the correct statements. I. Spores are viable for long periods. II.Gametes are viable for long…

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Q: Why are gymnosperms nicknamed "naked seeds?" Because they originate from an egg cell only, rather…

A: Gymnosperms are vascular, non-flowering, but seed-producing plants. They have a saprophytic…

Q: Distinguish between asexual and sexual reproduction. Why is vegetativereproduction also considered…

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Q: Discuss, with the aid of drawings, the development of a female gametophyte and its role in the…

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Q: Is vegetative propagation a form of asexual reproduction? Give your reasoning.

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Q: How can plants reproduce asexually naturally?   Using pollen   Using cuttings   Using…

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Angiosperm Reproduction

The process of sexual reproduction in flowering plants is known as angiosperm reproduction. In flowering plants, reproduction begins with pollination, or the transfer of male gametes (pollen) from the male reproductive organ (anther) to the female reproductive organ (pistil), and ends with fertilization of the female gametes (egg), which produces a zygote, which then grows to become a mature plant.