WorksheetsPlant & Animal Repro. ; GMO (review ST2 ABM)
Total questions: 54
Worksheet time: 27mins
"God blessed them and said to them, “Be fruitful and increase in number..."
Genesis 1:28
Genesis 2:28
Genesis 3:28
Genesis 4:28
It is a process that ensures the survival of species.
reproduction
production
natural selection
biology
It involves the fusion of parents cells.
Happens in the sexual organs of flowering plant
sexual reproduction
asexual reproduction
Is a type of reproduction that produces identical offspring from a single parent plant.
sexual reproduction
asexual reproduction
Flowering Plants
Angiosperm
Gymnosperm
Non - Flowering Plants
Angiosperm
Gymnosperm
It is the transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the stigma of the pistil
Pollination
Reproduction
Photosynthesis
Occurs when pollen falls from the anther into the stigma of the same flower.
self pollination
cross pollination
Transfer of pollen to another plant of the same species. It involves agents like animal, water, wind, and humans
cross pollination
self pollination
Union of gametes to form zygote.
fertilization
pollination
double fertilization
double pillination
Unique process wherein two sperm cells are utilized.
double fertilization
fertilization
pollination
double pollination
Is an enlarged ovary of a flowering plant that contains seed.
fruit
anther
pollen
ovule
The naturally-occurring production of new plants from nonreproductive plant parts.
vegetative propagation
artificial propagation
When humans manipulate the process of vegetative propagation.
vegetative propagation
artificial propagation
Single parent and produces offspring by cell division of one cell into two.
asexual reproduction
sexual reproduction
Organisms can reproduce an exact copy of the parent.
fission
budding
fragmentation
parthenogenesis
Organisms that can reproduce by regenerating parts
fission
fragmentation
budding
parthenogenesis
A type of asexual reproduction in which a new organism develops from an outgrowth or bud due to cell division at one particular site.
fission
fragmentation
budding
parthenogenesis
Process where animals can reproduce through a modified process of reproduction which gives rise to complete offspring from unfertilized eggs.
fission
fragmentation
budding
parthenogenesis
A process involving sex cells or gametes produced by the parents.
sexual reproduction
asexual reproduction
production of gametes
GAMETOGENESIS
FERTILIZATION
SPAWNING / MATING
bringing gametes together
GAMETOGENESIS
SPAWNING / MATING
FERTILIZATION
fusion of gametes
GAMETOGENESIS
SPAWNING / MATING
FERTILIZATION
Organisms possess both male and female organs.
hermaphrodites
sequential hermaphroditism
Individuals can change their sex in response to social or environmental pressures.
hermaphrodites
sequential hermaphroditism
Reproductive organ where gametes or sex cells are produced.
GONADS
NOGADS
GANODS
NAGODS
Sexual reproduction occurs outside the body
INFORMAL FERTILIZATION
EXTERNAL FERTILIZATION
INTERNAL FERTILIZATION
Male comes along to spray the eggs with sperm cells
EXTERNAL FERTILIZATION
INTERNAL FERTILIZATION
INFORMAL FERTILIZATION
Fertilization takes place inside the female body
INFORMAL FERTILIZATION
INTERNAL FERTILIZATION
EXTERNAL FERTILIZATION
__________ is the physical carrier of genetic information passed form parents to offspring
DNA
GAMETES
CELLS
CHARACTERISTICS
DOES NOT involve the fusion of sex cells
ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
A type of reproduction that requires only ONE parent
ASEXUAL
SEXUAL
A type of reproduction.
Offspring known as clones are genetically identical to parents
ASEXUAL
SEXUAL
A type of reproduction that involves fusion of two sex cells to form a zygote
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
A type of reproduction that usually requires two parents
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
Offspring shows variations are not the exact copy of the parents
SEXUAL REPRODUCTION
ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION
________________ is the first cloned mammal ever to be created through cloning
Dolly the sheep
Xander Ford
Glow in the dark organisms
________________ is genetically modified in order to produce beta carotene, which is not normally produced in rice.
golden rice
golden pegasus
specialized rice
unli rice
ANIMALS undergo asexual reproduction by:
budding - fission - fragmentation - parthenogenesis
budding - pollination - fragmentation - parthenogenesis
fertilization - gametogenesis - budding
fertilization - gametogenesis - mating
ANIMALS undergo sexual reproduction by:
budding - fission - fragmentation - parthenogensis
gametogenesis - mating - fertlization
pollination - fertilization - seed dispersal - germination
natural vegetative - artificial propagation
PLANTS undergo asexual reproduction by:
natural vegetative - artificial propagation
budding - fission - fragmentation - parthenogenesis
pollination - fertilization - seed dispersal - germination
gametogenesis - mating - fertilization
PLANTS are also considered as part of the "circle of life"?
TRUE
FALSE
examples of VEGETATIVE REPRODUCTION
choose 2
onion
avocado
apple
potato
FACT:
what is the hormone that is responsible for the ability of the roots to develop and propagate from stem cuttings?
auxin
steroid
testosterone
estrogen
This is the growth of plant tissues on an artificial liquid or solid culture media. This is an alternative means to grow new plants in mass numbers.
bacterial culture
tissue culture
The leaf-life green structures protecting the bud as the flower develops are called _____________
sepals
corolla
calyx
stamens
sepals are also called __________
calyx
corolla
petals are also called as _________
corolla
monoecious
stamens
male organs of a flowering plant
stamens
pollen
the vaselike shaped structures called ___________ contains the bulging ovary, the slender stalk called style, and the stigma with a sticky tip
carpel
stem
female and male parts in separate flowers are called ______________
monoecious
damingecious
FORM OF APPLIED GENES IN WHICH SCIENTISTS DIRECTLY MANIPULATE GENES
GENETIC ENGINEERING
TRANSGENIC
Any organism that has a modified or inserted gene from another species.
TRANSGENIC
SELECTIVE BREEDING
Techniques involves choosing and breeding an organism with the desired traits.
TRANSGENIC
SELECTIVE BREEDING
