Reproduction in Plants

A flowering plant which forms seeds for reproduction

• angiosperm

• gymnosperm

• bryohpyte

• conifer

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Which part produces ovules?

• 3

• 4

• 5

• 7

__________________________ is the process of transporting the male gamete from the male flower parts to the female flower parts.

• Asexual reproduction

• Pollination

• Photosynthesis

• Vasculation

Seeds need _______ , warm temperatures, and nutrients in order to start growing.

• grass
• water
• leaves
• stems

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Seedless plants reproduce by

• spores
• seeds
• binary fission
• mitosis

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What is one role of a plant's stamen and pistil?

• supporting the flower

• producing more plants

• making food for the plant

• transporting water and nutrients

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The brightly colored petals of flowering plants attract insects such as bees> The bees help pollinate the plant by picking up pollen? Which part of the plant does the bee pick up pollen?

• stamen

• pistil

• petal

• sepal

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The drawing below shows a process that is important to plants. What is most likely happening?

• The bee is bringing water to the plant.

• The plant is being pollinated by the bee

• The plant is getting nectar from the bee.

• The bee is removing insects from the plant.

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Some of the most common pollinators are

(choose 4)

• animals

  such as birds

  and bats

• insects

  like bees, butterflies and moths

• wind

• water

• machines

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What is the main function, or job of the flower?

• to make seeds for new plants (reproduction)

• to help in the process of photosynthesis

• to make chlorophyll

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