Lesson 2: Asexual reproduction in plants
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Lesson duration is: 45 minItems in this lesson
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What is the function of the flower?
A
Holds the plant upright
B
Are used to reproduce food
C
To reproduce
D
To anchor the plant in the ground
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Perfect flower(s)
= both sexes
Imperfect flower(s)
= one sex per flower
cross-pollination
self-pollination
male part
female part
carpel
stamen
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wind pollinated flower
insect pollinated flower
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When you pull weeds from a garden you need to make sure you pull out the roots too. What type of reproduction do you think the plants do?
A
Bulbs
B
Tubers
C
Runners
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If you stick a potato in the ground a new potato plant could grow from it. What type of plants are these?
A
Bulbs
B
Tubers
C
Runners
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Onions can also form a new plant when you put it in the ground. What type of reproduction is this?
A
Bulbs
B
Tubers
C
Runners
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Sometimes people cut a part from a plant and grow a new plant from this part. What type of propagation is this?
A
Bulbs
B
Tubers
C
Cuttings
D
Grafts
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When a seed starts to grow, what process is this?
A
Pollination
B
Dispersal
C
Fertilization
D
Germination
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When a pollen goes from one plant to another, what is the name of this process?
A
Pollination
B
Dispersal
C
Fertilization
D
Germination
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When a plant can no longer disperse its seeds by itself because of cultivation, what type of dispersal do we speak of?
A
Animal
B
Human
C
Water
D
Wind
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What do we see in this image?
A
Dispersal of pollen
B
Dispersal of seeds
C
Fertilisation
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Imperfect flower
Perfect flower
Both male and female parts
Only male or female parts
