What part of the plant has the reproductive organs?
The flower.
What are the parts of the flower?
The stamen, the corolla, pistil, and calyx
What are the parts of the stamen?
The anther and the filament.
What are the parts of the pistil?
The stigma, style, ovary and ovule.
What is the female part of the flower?
The pistil.
What is the male part of the flower?
The stamen.
What are the stages of the plant's reproduction?
Germination, flowers, pollination, fertilization, fruit.
What is asexual reproduction?
When plants reproduce without flowers or seeds.
What are cuttings?
Stems that the gardener separates from he parent plant that produce new plants.
What are stolons?
Stems that grow horizontally above the ground. (Strawberries)
What are rhizomes?
They are horizontal underground stems. (Asparagus)
What are bulbs?
They grow underground at the bottom of the stem. (Onions and garlic)
What are tubers?
They are underground stems. (Potatoes)
What is phototropism?
When the leaves and stems of plants respond to sunlight and grow towards it.
What is gravitropism?
When plants respond to gravity - roots grow down and shoots grow up.
What is hydrotropism?
When the roots of the plant sense water in the ground and grow towards it.
