Introduction to Agriculture - Reproducing Plants

Duplication by using the vegetative parts of the parent plant

• asexual reproduction

• budding

• clone

• complete flowers

Offspring that is a genetic duplicate of its parents.

• asexual reproduction

• budding

• clone

• complete flowers

A bud that is taken from one plant and moved into another plant.

• asexual reproduction

• budding

• clone

• complete flowers

A flower that has all four principle parts.

• asexual reproduction

• budding

• clone

• complete flowers

Fruit that develops as a pod or in a hull.

• cutting

• dry fruit

• embryo

• endosperm

Short section of a plant used for propagation.

• cutting

• dry fruit

• embryo

• endosperm

Tissue where food is stored or the embryo to use when the seed sprouts

• cutting

• dry fruit

• embryo

• endosperm

Immature plant that will grow into a mature plant.

• cutting

• dry fruit

• embryo

• endosperm

Reproductive part of flowering plants.

• fleshy fruit

• flower

• fruit

• germination

Sprouting of a seed that will grow into a new plant.

• fleshy fruit

• flower

• fruit

• germination