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Light stimulus. Some flowers open during the day, in sunlight, and close at night.

Photonasty

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What is Seismonasty?

This is a sudden response to tactile stimulus. For example, the response of the carnivorous plant when an insect touches it.

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The stimulus is a chemical substance, such as water. When there is no water, plants close their stomata to prevent the loss of water vapour.

Chemonasty

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What is Thermonasty?

The stimulus is temperature. Some flowers open their petals when the temperature rises and close them when it decreases.

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What's the difference between tropic and nastic movements?

Tropic movements create a permanent change and nastic movements are temporary change.

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What are the four types of asexual production?

Tubers, Stolons, Bulbs, Rhizomes

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How do tubers grow? An example?

These are thick underground stems. They store nutrients and can produce a new plant. Example: potato

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How do stolons grow? An example?

These are stems that grow parallel to the ground. They can grow roots and produce a new plant. Example: strawberry

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How do bulbs grow? An example?

These are underground stems inside fleshy leave. The leaves store nutrients. Each bulb can produce a new plant. Example: Onions

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How do rhizomes grow? An example?

These are underground stems. They can produce new plants. The lily & ginger is an example.

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Where are seeds formed inside of gymnosperms?

Cones

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True or False: Male and female cones cannot be on the same plant.

False

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What do angiosperms have that gymnosperms don't?

True flowers and fruit.

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What do stamens in a flower produce?

Pollen grains.

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What is the pistil?

Part of a flower that produces female gametes.

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What are the stamens?

These produce the male gamete in flowers.

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