Reproduction in plants Grade 7

Production of new individual from the vegetative part of parent is called _______.

• Fertilisation

• Poliination

• vegetative propagation

• Reproduction

What matches best with: EYES

• Yeast

• Bread mould

• Spirogyra

• Potato

Mature ovary forms the ______.

• Seed

• Fruit

• Stamen

• Pistil

Bryophyllum can reproduce by its ________.

• Leaves

• Stem

• Roots

• Flower

The reproductive part of a plant is the ________.

• Leaf

• Flower

• Stem

• Root

Seed dispersal takes place by means of ____, ____ and ____.

• Wind, water and animals

• animals, light and budding

• fertilisation, water and animals

• fertilisation, budding and reproduction

Select the plants of of commercial importance which do not produce seeds.

• Sugarcane

• Banana

• Potato

• All of the above

How are rose and champa propagated?

• by stem cutting

• by seeds

• by leaves

• by roots

Identify the plant.

• Fir

• Pine

• Fern

• Mould

What is/are the advantage/s of vegetative propagation?

• It takes less time

• Effort in growing such plants is less

• It requires seeds

• None of these