Reproduction in Plants

What is the difference between sexual and asexual reproduction in plants?

• In asexual reproduction, plants produce spores.

• In sexual reproduction, plants reproduce with the help of animals.

• In sexual reproduction, male and female sexual parts are involved

What are the names of plants' sexual organs?

• Leaf and flower

• Branch and trunk
• Stamen and pistil

• Root and stem

Which are the male parts of a plant?

• Stamen
• Petals
• Sepal
• Pistil

What parts is the pistil made of?

• leaves, petals and ovary

• stigma, style, and ovary

• petal, sepal, and anther
• stem, leaf, and root

What is the function of pollen?

• To fertilize the ovule and create new plants. It is the male sex cell of the plant.

• To provide nutrients for insects. It is a type of food.

• To protect the plant from predators. It is a natural defense of the plant.

• To help the plant absorb water.

What is another name for stolons?

• Walkers

• Crawlers
• Runners

• Jumpers

Which type of plants produce spores instead of seeds?

• Non-flowering plants

• Fruit-bearing plants

• Flowering plants

• Seed-bearing plants

What are tubers?

• Small, leafy plants found in tropical regions.

• Edible flowers grown in temperate climates.

• Hard, woody stems of desert plants.

• Thick stems that grow underground.

What is the name of the process where the pollen reaches the ovule?

• Transpiration
• Germination
• Photosynthesis
• Pollination

What is the difference between stolons and rhizomes?

• Stolons grow underground, while rhizomes grow above the ground.
• Stolons grow above the ground, while rhizomes grow underground.
• Stolons and rhizomes are the same thing.
• Stolons and rhizomes are both types of roots.