Questions to answer for BOTH organisms assigned •# offspring produced during each cycle? • how often does reproduction occur? • What reproductive structures does the organism have? • What is the age of sexual maturity? Length of gestation (pregnancy)? • Length of offspring dependence? • What is the life span of the organism? • What are the mating behaviors? • NOTE- depending on the organism, you might not be able to answer all of the above questions. Answer the questions that are applicable.

Q: What is pollination?   The transfer of pollen from stigma to anther   The transfer of…

A: A flower is the reproductive part of the modified thick shoot of an angiosperm plant. However, most…

Q: Which adaptation allows plants to accomplish fertilization without living in a wet habitat?

A: The evolution of seeds allowed plants to decrease their dependency upon water for reproduction.

Q: Based on our observations of Amborella we can infer that the earliest flowering plants most likely;…

A: Amborells are the basal flowering plants. It is a connecting link between flowering and non…

Q: renchyma lenchyma ocambium ound meristem

A: Sclerenchyma are dead, long, thin narrow cells with thickened walls without any internal space.

Q: And some plants as stigma becomes receptive to Polin able to facilitate a pollen tube at a different…

A: When stigma and anther mature at different time then this phenomenon is called DICHOGAMY. In this…

Q: Example of sexual reproductive structure in plant

A: As the reproductive part of a plant, a flower contains a stamen (part of the male flower) or a…

Q: Explain the whole process of sexual reproduction in flowering plants.

A: Reproduction in plants mainly revolves around the flower, which has both the male and the female…

Q: Many of the house plant are reproduced asexually. What is the advantage of this proctice

A: Asexual reproduction : It is defined as a type of reproduction which does not involve fusion of…

Q: Choose the correct option-

A: Oogamous Reproduction: It is a form of anisogamy ( fusion of gametes of dissimilar size)  in which…

Q: • Definition of each? •HOW are sexual and asexual reproduction similar? • How are sexual and asexual…

A: Since we only answer up to 3 sub-parts, we’ll answer the first 3. Please resubmit the question and…

Q: Double-fertilization is unique to which group of plants? Bryophytes Gymnosperms Angiosperms None of…

A: Fertilization is defined as the fusion of male and female gametes.

Q: In a flowering plant, the male gametophyte is the_______. It is formed in the_______ of a flower.…

A: The flowering plants (also known as angiosperms) are the dominant and most familiar cluster of land…

Q: Fill out the table PLANT VOCABULARY DEFINE MALE SEX CELLS/IS WATER NEEDED? Pollen: Anther: FEMALE…

A: Bryophytes:  Bryophytes are a group of non-vascular plants that include mosses, liverworts, and…

Q: Leaves that have been reduced to a long rope like midrib are adapted for: O a. Catching insects. Ob.…

A: Plants are multicellular, eukaryotic organisms which are autotrophic in nature that means they make…

Q: One of the distinguishing features of angiosperm (flowering plants) is that they have One sperm cell…

A: One of the distinguishing features of angiosperm (flowering plants) is that they have reproductive…

Q: Why is it important for bees to attract bright colored flowers

A: Pollination is the process of transfer of pollen grains from the anther of the male reproductive…

Q: Does apomixis require fertilization and pollination? Give reasons in support of your answer.

A: Plants, reproducing sexually, require pollination through which the pollen grains can reach the…

Q: Using scientific concepts and terms describe how the Bucket Orchid can temporarily “hold” onto the…

A: The interaction between the Bucket Orchid and the bee involves a fascinating mechanism where the…

Q: Male plant gametophyte (n) 2 1 rhizoids; 2 stem; 3-leaf; 4a spermatozoa; 4b - cover; 4c - spermatic…

A: Male gametophyte It refers to the haploid stage in the life cycle of a plant that generates male…

Q: What is fertilization? O when meiosis produces gametes O when homologous pairs separate O when egg…

A: Reproduction is one of the important characteristics of living organisms. Living organisms can…

Q: Plant tissue culture takes advantage ofa. phototropism.b. gravitropism.c. asexual reproduction from…

A: Plant tissue cultures are a way by which plants are propagated asexually in test tubes in the…

Q: The pseudopodia found in amoebas are primarily involved in; (Bubble both that apply) Feeding…

A: In phagotrophic mode of nutrition, a large sized food particle is taken inside the cell to carryout…

Q: Sporangium

A: Reproduction is the process by which new organisms are produced by the existing ones. It is required…

Q: Explain the benefits of asexual reproduction in flowering plants

A: Although sexual reproduction is common in many plants, by asexual reproduction the flowering plants…

Q: When sunflowers bloom they create an inflorescence which

A: Inflorescence: The arrangement of flowers on the stem is known as inflorescence. This process of…

Q: Plantae are the branches of biology that are concerned with the study of plants in all respects True…

A: Kingdom classification for classifying the organism involves five kingdoms. Plants, animals, fungi,…

Q: Vivipary is defined as germination.

A: Some species, such as mangroves, have seeds that germinate while still attached to the maternal…

Q: What is male reproductive system in flowering plant.

A: Flower is the reproductive structure present in the plants. Based on the plant type some flowers…

Q: offspring produced by asexual reproduction are more genetically diverse than their parents…

A: Ans : Asexual reproduction is favored over sexual in a stable environment. * In a stable…

Q: What is female reproductive system in flowering plant.

A: The flower is the reproductive structure present in the plants. Based on the plant type some flowers…

Q: Define photoperiodism and in a few sentences describe its significance to plants. Then, state…

A: Photoperiodism is the ability of plants and animals to measure environmental day length…

Q: Plants are sessile. How are flowering plants so successful at reproduction in your own words

A: Flowering plants are the plants that use sexual mode for reproduction. The process involves flowers…

Q: What is the function of the suspensor?

A: Embryogenesis is the formation of embryo. After fertilisation between pollen and egg, embryo is…

Q: Plants are distinguished from other organisms such as algae, fungi and by certain characteristics.…

A: Introduction Plants Are Living Organisms That Cover A Large Portion Of The Planet's Surface. They're…

Q: Draw the life cycle of a typical flowering plant, explain the rolesof meiosis and mitosis in it.

A: Flowering plants are otherwise known as Angiosperms. They have well-developed vascular tissues and a…

Q: Which of the following is NOT correct about conifers? * O woody plants vascular plants gymnosperms…

A: Conifers are belong to order Pinales. Some of examples are: cedars, redwoods, pines, spruces.

Q: In bryophytes, male gamete called ______________________needs ______________so it could get to the…

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Q: Draw and discuss comprehensively in your own words the reproductive cycle and life cycle of plants.

A: Plants Plants are green multicellular organism that grows from a seed and further develop and…

Q: Which is true regarding plant reproduction?     Self-pollination produces offspring genetically…

A: Reproduction in plants takes place when the pollen grains from the anther falls on the stigma…

Q: All plants which have oogamy have the structure called ovules. True or false and provide an…

A: Oogamy is considered as evolved from ansiogamy that aids in sexual reproduction. It also occurs in…

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