Summarize the influence of internal and environmental factors on the germination of seeds.

Q: Explain the stages involved in the maturation of a microspore into a pollen grain.

A: Pollination is defined as the process of transferring pollen grains (male gamete) from the anther…

Q: Recognize the two types of spores that occur in the seedplant life cycle, and describe where they…

A: Answer: Introduction: Spore means a reproductive cell able to grow into a new discrete deprived of…

Q: explain the roles of plant hormones in seed dormancy, seed germination, and directional growth of…

A: Plant hormones are signal atoms, delivered inside plants, that happen in amazingly low focuses.…

Q: Explain gibberellin’s role in seed germination.

A: Germination refers to the process of growth of the plant that is held within the seed which results…

Q: List examples of environmental and internal factors that influenceseed germination.

A: The reproductive unit of angiosperms is a seed. When tiny seedlings start to emerge, a seed is said…

Q: Identify different types of fruits

A: BASIC INFORMATION FRUITS  It is a structure which is responsible for carrying seeds in the…

Q: Describe the differences between eudicot and monocotseed germination.

A: Introduction: One of the largest groups of flowering plants is eudicots while monocots are flowering…

Q: Explain the germination process of a typical seed (monocot or eudicot) by addressing hormonal…

A: Germination is the process of seeds developing into new plants. All seeds need water, oxygen and the…

Q: Describe how diversification of flowers and fruits enhances seedproduction and dispersal.

A: Angiosperms or flowering plants are the largest and most diverse group within the kingdom of…

Q: Describe the changes that take place as a embryo grows within a see

A: A seed is an embryonic plant enclosed in a protective outer coverving.The formation of the seed is…

Q: Explain the changes that occur when a seed germinates, and state the environmental conditions…

A: Seed germination is the process of development of whole plant through the seed, during this process…

Q: Describe the process of seed formation and seed dispersal in the conifers

A: Coniferous  are gymnospermous plants with cones and have seeds .

Q: Identify where eggs and pollen grains are formed within the flower.

A: A flower is the conceptive structure found in flowering plants. The natural function of a flower is…

Q: Identify two adaptations of fruit that allow the dispersal is seeds by wind

A: Seed gives the important genetic link and it act as the dispersal agent between successive…

Q: Illustrate the Eudicot seed structure and germination ?

A: The plants are formed of roots, stem, leaves, fruits and flowers. The conduction system in plants is…

Q: Explain the origin and function of fruits

A: The mature or ripened ovary defined as a fruit. Fruits will be classified as simple, aggregate,…

Q: Detail the causes and mechanisms of sporulation and germination.

A: Several bacteria are capable of forming dormant structures known as spores. The process by which…

Q: Distinguish among simple, multiple and aggregate fruits.

A: Fruits:In flowering plants, a fruit can be defined as the seed-bearing structure. After flowering it…

Q: Explain how seeds differ from spores and provide the evolutionary significance of the seed coat

A: A seed can be defined as the specialized structure which consists of embryo and stored food enclosed…

Q: Provide a brief discussion on the development of the parts of the mature corn seed and monggo seed

A: * The corn plant is a annual grass that has a  erect, solid stem. *Thry contains narrow leaves with…

Q: Compare and contrast a pine cone and a flower in termsof structure and function.

A: The reproductive structures of gymnosperms (conifers) are called cones. The pollen produced by the…

Q: identify and discuss the functions of the parts of a flower.

A: Introduction: Flower is the specific piece of an angiospermous plant that happens independently or…

Q: . Draw CABALLERO FLOWER according to its sexuality B. Identify whether it is pistillate, staminate,…

A: INTRODUCTION Caballero  flower is also known as Peacock flower.Following is the…

Q: Explain why some seeds undergo dormancy, and give someexamples of triggers for germination.

A: The embryonic stage of a plant's life is represented by the seed. The embryo (immature seed),…

Q: Explain how homeotic genes control flower development.

A: Homeotic genes are homeobox genes. These are the genes which are the helping in morphogenesis and as…

Q: Compare tjmhe location of the pollen sac in the pine and the flowering plant.

A: the pollen sac Pollen is formed in the microsporangium of a seed plant. Angiosperm pollen sacs are…

Q: Describe how legumes and capsules disperse seeds.

A: In some dry fruits, pericarp dehisces/ruptures after ripening and seeds are dispersed, such fruits…

Q: Describe at least 2 methods of asexual and sexual reproduction of plants. Cite examples and provide…

A: Reproduction can be defined as the process of producing the young ones identical or similar to…

Q: Seed germination may depend on the presence or absence of several external and internal factors.…

A: Seed is formed from ovule which contain embryo that get continuous nourishment . When suitable…

Q: Are special chemicals administered to the plants to induce seed production? If yes, provide several…

A: Seed It refers to an embryonic part that is covered by the protective outer covering called the seed…

Q: Describe the components of a flower and their functions

A: Plants are well defined as primarily multicellular organisms, primarily photosynthetic eukaryotes of…

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: Discuss the effect of light and water to the leaf epinasty of monggo (Vigna radiata) seed during and…

A: The plant body is complex, made up of several systems. Each system in the body has a distinct…

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: Diagram the structure of a mature angiosperm and amature gymnosperm seed, indicating the ploidy (1n,…

A: Angiosperms are also known as seed-producing flowering plants. Their seeds have cotyledons and are…

Q: Identify all of the variables for seed germination

A: There are many factors on which the germination of seed depends full stop the se factors can be…

Q: Describe the internal morphology of different kinds of seed.

A: Seed Morphologically, ripened ovule is known as seed. In other words, seed is a mature,…

Q: Compare the pattern of early growth that occurs in eudicots andmonocots after germination

A: The embryonic stage of a plant's life is represented by the seed. The embryo (immature seed),…

Q: Name some of the factors that affect how well a plant grows and produces.

A: Plant growth is referred to the increase in the length and thickness of the root and shoot of the…

Q: explain Germination

A: Plants are mainly multicellular organisms, predominantly photosynthetic eukaryotes of the kingdom…

Q: Explain the benefits of flowers in angiosperms and compare them to how gymnosperms and lycophytes…

A: Angiosperms are the most developed plant group. Gymnosperms are less developed in comparison to…

Q: Compare and contrast the germination of a typical monocot and eudicot seed by addressing the…

A: Germination It is defined as the process through which an organism grows from a spore or seed.…

Q: summarize the importance of seeds in our lives.

A: Seeds are the product of the sexual reproduction by the plants which can grow into a new plant, they…

Q: State the structures/features observed in early and late stages of eudicot seed development.

A: EARLY STAGE:- ZYGOTE:- male gamete and female gamete are fused and form single celled zygote.…