What is asexual reproduction in plants?, Grows from seed, Sperm joins egg, Pollen lands elsewhere, Part forms new plant, What is sexual reproduction in plants?, Sperm joins egg, No partner needed, Grows from stem, Part forms new plant, What determines how a plant reproduces?, Temperature, Plant structures, Sunlight amount, Flower color, Which of the following is the male reproductive cell of a plant?, Stamen, Egg, Sperm, Pistil, Which of the following is the female reproductive cell of a plant?, Egg, Pollen, Sperm, Stamen, What are the TWO types of seed plants?, Seedless, seed plants, Flowering, nonflowering, Asexual, sexual, Mosses, ferns, Which of the following are examples of seedless plants?, Roses, sunflowers, Dandelions, maples, Mosses, ferns, Coconuts, mangroves, How do mosses and ferns reproduce?, By flowers, By stolons, By seeds, From spores, In nonflowering seed plants, where is pollen produced?, In stamen, In pistil, Female cone, Male cone, In nonflowering seed plants, where are eggs contained?, Stamen, Female cone, Pistil, Male cone, What is pollination?, Animal spreads seeds, Plant grows to light, Pollen lands on female structure, Seed germinates, What is the correct ORDER of events in plant sexual reproduction?, Pollinate, fertilize, seed, Fertilize, pollinate, seed, Seed, pollinate, fertilize, Germinate, pollinate, seed, Why is it important for seeds to travel away from the parent plant?, Reduce competition, Get more sunlight, Find underground water, Feed animals, Which feature helps seeds travel by WIND?, Juicy fruit, Light or winged, Hooks on fur, Fibrous husks, Which of the following is an example of a seed dispersed by WIND?, Beggar-ticks, Coconut, Blackberry, Dandelion, How do coconut seeds travel?, By animals, By wind, By water, By exploding, Which feature helps seeds travel by WATER?, Juicy fruit, Fibrous husks, Hooks on fur, Parachute shapes, How do animals help disperse seeds?, Eat or carry seeds, Blow seeds away, Move plant roots, Water the seeds, 'Beggar-ticks' is an example of a seed dispersed by animals because:, It floats on water, It blows in wind, It is juicy, It has hooks, Which of these seeds travels by water because it floats?, Acorn, Dandelion, Water lily, Maple, A maple seed has a 'propeller' shape. This helps it travel by:, No travel, Animals, Wind, Water, Which of the following is an ENVIRONMENTAL factor that can affect how plants grow?, Flower color gene, Leaf shape gene, Stem height trait, Soil salinity, What is phototropism?, Growth toward light, Growth toward water, Response to touch, Response to gravity, What is thigmotropism?, Response to light, Response to touch, Response to gravity, Response to water, What is gravitropism?, Response to light, Response to touch, Pollen movement, Response to gravity

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