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Pollination
A)an unborn, developing plant or animal B)a long, tubular organ, like a tongue, used for sucking C)a reproductive
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Embryo
A)a long, tubular organ, like a tongue, used for sucking B)a reproductive cell, such as an unfertilized egg C)to add
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The ovary contains unfertilized female gametes called _____.
ovules petals nectar pistil filament
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The female organ of the flower is called the _____, or carpel.
petals nectar pistil stamen filament
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The flower _____ have color and a pleasant fragrance.
filament petals stamen pistil nectar
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The organs of _____ in plants are all contained in the flower.
digestion excretion circulation reproduction dilution
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Select 2 that apply.
Plants reproduce in two ways: strictly by budding sexually asexually strictly by stems strictly by seeds
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Sexual a reproductive cell, such as an unfertilized egg reproduction by the combination of male and female gametes not sexual an unborn, developing plant or animal a circular growth of leaves or petals around a given point on a stem
Proboscis A)a long, tubular organ, like a tongue, used for sucking B)an unborn, developing plant or animal C)not sexual D)to add pollen to the female organ of a flower E)a reproductive cell, such as an unfertilized egg
Gamete A)a long, tubular organ, like a tongue, used for sucking B)not sexual C)to add pollen to the female organ of a flower D)a reproductive cell, such as an unfertilized egg E)an unborn, developing plant or animal
The male organ of the flower is called the _____. stamen nectar petals filament pistil
A flower has _____ that contains sucrose. nectar petals filament pistil stamen
The structure at the top of a stalk that supports the flower is called _____. petals stamen pistil receptacle nectar
Select 2 that apply. Outside agents which move pollen include: insects succession water wind storms