Offspring that is a genetic duplicate of its parents.

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

A flower that has all four principle parts.

Fruit that develops as a pod or in a hull.

Short section of a plant used for propagation.

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

Immature plant that will grow into a mature plant.

Reproductive part of flowering plants.

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

Matured ovary

Fruit that has a large fibrous structures surrounding the seed.

A section of a stem of one plant is placed onto another plant.

Roots grow from nodes on the stem of a plant while the stem is still attached to the parent plant.

Flowers that do not have all four principal parts.

Flower that lacks stamens or pistils

Small part in an ovary where female sex cells is produced

Flower that has both the stamen and pistil

Percent of seeds that will sprout and grow.

Depth at which seeds are planted.

Powdery substance that contains sperm.

Reproduction or increase in the number of plants.

Transfer of pollen from an anther to the stigma of a flower of the same species.

Section of the stem

Use of seed to propagate plants.

A method of classification that ensures that the seed is of good quality.

Container of new plant life that is formed in the ovaries of flowers.

Method of reproduction in which a plant part is grown into another plant.

Ability of a seed to sprout and grow.

Plant is grown from a single cell or groups of cells.