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reproduction in plant

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  • A group of colored leaves in flowers, each of them is called a petal.
    Corolla
  • Fusion between ovule nucleus and pollen grain nucleus to produce zygote
    Fertilization
  • Small particles that spread in the air to fertilize the ovules in plants.
    Pollens
  • The symbol of female flower is ..............
    ♀️
  • The gynoecium is the female reproductive organ of the flower
    As it produces female reproductive cell (ovules)
  • The petals of corolla are colorful and scented.
    To attract insects
  • A group of green leaves in flowers, each of them is called a sepals.
    Calyx
  • Short stem where the leaves developed and modified into reproductive organs.
    Flower
  • Fruit that has a single seed
    Olive
  • What is the function of sepals of calyx
    They protect the inner parts of the flower
  • Pollens of wind pollinated flowers are produced in a large number
    To replace what are lost in air
  • The organ which consists of ovary, style and stigma is called ...........
    Carpel
  • Group of flowers on the same axle
    Inflorescence
  • The female reproductive organ in a flower
    Gynoecium
  • The organ which consists of filament and anther is called .......
    Stamen
  • After fertilization the ovary changes into ............
    Fruit
  • Flowers pollinated by insects produce coarse pollen grains.
    To stick to the insect body
  • Fruit that has many seeds
    Beans
  • Potatoes and sweet potatoes reproduce asexually by ..........
    Tubers
  • The male flower consists of ............. whorls
    3
  • The swollen part upon the pedicle on which the floral leaves exist
    Receptacle
  • A plant which is pollinated by man
    Palm tree
  • The flower that contains both pistils and stamens
    Bisexual flower
  • The male reproductive organ in a flower
    Androecium
  • Method of asexual reproduction used to get large number of plants by using very small part of it
    Tissue culture
  • Green leaf from which the floral bud emerges
    Bract
  • Transferring of pollen grains from anther to stigma of the same flower
    Self pollination
  • A plant structure that changes into a seed after fertilization process.
    Ovule
  • The stigma of air pollinated flowers are feathery like and sticky.
    To catch pollens from air
  • An organ in a flower that consists of an ovary, a style and stigma.
    Carpel
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