Plant Reproduction

Plants can reproduce...

• Sexually and Asexually

• Sexually

• Asexually

• Not at all

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In asexual reproduction, the new plant is ___________________ the original parent plant.

• genetically identical to

• genetically different than

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One advantage of asexual reproduction is that ________ ______ ___________ _____________.

• just one parent organism can produce offspring

• many offspring can be made quickly

• the offspring will be genetically diverse

• the offspring will all live longer

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Sexual reproduction occurs when a plant's ________ combines with a plant's ______.

• sperm, egg

• zygote, haploid cell

• egg, ova

• sperm, haploid cell

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The new plant that is produced by sexual reproduction is ...

• able to gather angiosperms

• a copy of one of the parents

• genetically identical to the parent plant

• a genetic combination of its parents

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Most of your cells are _____________.

• haploid

• eggs

• diploid

• genetically different

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TRUE or FALSE: The only human haploid cells are sperm and eggs.

• True

• False

• Maybe?

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Pollen grains produce _________ _________.

• sperm cells

• embryo cells

• wannel cells

• angiosperms

Pollination occurs when pollen grains land on a...

• male reproductive structure

• plant

• piece of grass

• female reproductive structure

The female reproductive structure of a seed plant is called the...

• ovule

• seed

• seedless

• embryo