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| In flowering plants, the male gametophyte is the: |
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| Pollen lands on the stigma |
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| Stay in the ovary; one cell becomes the egg |
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| The female gametophyte of the flowering plant: |
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| Where the plant's zygote is encased |
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| A sperm merges with two haploid polar nuclei |
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| What does double fertilization create? |
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| List two aggregate fruit. |
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| Pineapple & sycamore fruit |
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1. Fruit
2. Root
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When you eat the edible part, what are you really eating?
1. Cucumber
2. Sweet potato
3. White potato
4. Carrots
5. Cauliflower
6. Grapefruit
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1. Anther
2. Stigma
3. Style
4. Ovary
5. Petal
6. Sepal
7. Ovule and female gametophyte |
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| The flower is bisexual/perfect because it has male and female parts. |
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A. Peduncle
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C. Seeds
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E. Stigma |
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A. Plumules
B. Hypocotyl
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A. Endosperm
B. Seed coat
C. Cotyledon
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