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PLANT AND ANIMAL REPRODUCTION PART A. DIRECTIONS: The concept map below displays relationship of some unknown terms to the two types of reproduction. Complete the concept map below. Identify the terms being described to complete the given concept map. Write your answer inside the box. PLANT REPRODUCTION ASEXUAL SEXUAL ARTIFICIAL NATURAL 10 6 11 3 7 8. e ELLENC 5. Qun 2.

PLANT AND ANIMAL REPRODUCTION PART A. DIRECTIONS: The concept map below displays relationship of some unknown terms to the two types of reproduction. Complete the concept map below. Identify the terms being described to complete the given concept map. Write your answer inside the box. PLANT REPRODUCTION ASEXUAL SEXUAL ARTIFICIAL NATURAL 10 6 11 3 7 8. e ELLENC 5. Qun 2.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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1. The portion of plant is cut and planted in soil. 7. The development of new plants from parts of the original plant like leaves, stems and roots. 2. The stem of a plant is bent to the ground 8. The production of reproductive units and covered with soil. 3. Two species of plants are used: the stem 9. The collective term for the male parts of of the desired plant grafted to the root of another plant. | 4. The method of propagating a large number of plants under laboratory condition. | 5. It is the development of an outgrowth in the parent which eventually becomes new individual. 6. The formation of a shoot that detaches | from the parent to form an individual. enclosed in a case that eventually burst. the flower. 10. The collective term for the female part of the flower. 11. The transfer of pollen from the stamen to the pistil of the same plant. 12. The transfer of pollen from the stamen of a flower to the pistil of another flower.
Transcribed Image Text:1. The portion of plant is cut and planted in soil. 7. The development of new plants from parts of the original plant like leaves, stems and roots. 2. The stem of a plant is bent to the ground 8. The production of reproductive units and covered with soil. 3. Two species of plants are used: the stem 9. The collective term for the male parts of of the desired plant grafted to the root of another plant. | 4. The method of propagating a large number of plants under laboratory condition. | 5. It is the development of an outgrowth in the parent which eventually becomes new individual. 6. The formation of a shoot that detaches | from the parent to form an individual. enclosed in a case that eventually burst. the flower. 10. The collective term for the female part of the flower. 11. The transfer of pollen from the stamen to the pistil of the same plant. 12. The transfer of pollen from the stamen of a flower to the pistil of another flower.
PLANT AND ANIMAL REPRODUCTION PART A. DIRECTIONS: The concept map below displays relationship of some unknown terms to the two types of reproduction. Complete the concept map below. Identify the terms being described to complete the given concept map. Write your answer inside the box. PLANT REPRODUCTION ASEXUAL SEXUAL ARTIFICIAL NATURAL 10 AS RI 11 EGAK 7 8. e ELLENG LO 2.
Transcribed Image Text:PLANT AND ANIMAL REPRODUCTION PART A. DIRECTIONS: The concept map below displays relationship of some unknown terms to the two types of reproduction. Complete the concept map below. Identify the terms being described to complete the given concept map. Write your answer inside the box. PLANT REPRODUCTION ASEXUAL SEXUAL ARTIFICIAL NATURAL 10 AS RI 11 EGAK 7 8. e ELLENG LO 2.
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