GEN BIO 1 | Flowers and Sexual Reproduction of Flowers Image Identification (copy)

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<p>What part is no. 1?</p>

What part is no. 1?

Stamen

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<p>What part is letter A?</p>

What part is letter A?

Filament

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<p>What part is letter B?</p>

What part is letter B?

Anther

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<p>What part is no. 2?</p>

What part is no. 2?

petals

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<p>What part is no. 3?</p>

What part is no. 3?

Receptacle

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<p>What part is no. 4?</p>

What part is no. 4?

ovule

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<p>What part is no. 5?</p>

What part is no. 5?

sepal

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<p>What part is no. 6?</p>

What part is no. 6?

carpel

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<p>What part is letter C?</p>

What part is letter C?

stigma

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<p>What part is letter D?</p>

What part is letter D?

style

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<p>What part is letter E?</p>

What part is letter E?

ovary

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<p>What part of the flower is this?</p>

What part of the flower is this?

stamen

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<p>What part is no. 1?</p>

What part is no. 1?

Pollen Chamber

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<p>What part is no. 2?</p>

What part is no. 2?

Pollen

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<p>What part is no. 3?</p>

What part is no. 3?

Anther

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<p>What part is no. 4?</p>

What part is no. 4?

Filament

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<p>What part of the flower is this?</p>

What part of the flower is this?

Carpel

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<p>What part is no. 1?</p>

What part is no. 1?

stigma

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<p>What part is no. 2?</p>

What part is no. 2?

style

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<p>What part is no. 3?</p>

What part is no. 3?

ovary

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<p>What part is no. 4?</p>

What part is no. 4?

ovule

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<p>Is this flower a monocot or dicot?</p>

Is this flower a monocot or dicot?

Dicot

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<p>What part is no. 1?</p>

What part is no. 1?

carpel

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<p>What part is no. 2?</p>

What part is no. 2?

stamens

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<p>What part is no. 3?</p>

What part is no. 3?

petals

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<p>Is this flower a dicot or monocot?</p>

Is this flower a dicot or monocot?

monocot

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<p>What part is no. 1?</p>

What part is no. 1?

sepals

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<p>What part is no. 2?</p>

What part is no. 2?

carpel

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<p>What part is no. 3?</p>

What part is no. 3?

stamens

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<p>What part is no. 4?</p>

What part is no. 4?

petals

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<p>Is this flower complete or incomplete?</p>

Is this flower complete or incomplete?

incomplete

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<p>Why is this flower incomplete?</p>

Why is this flower incomplete?

It is missing petals as the sepals are petal like.

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<p>Is this flower perfect or imperfect</p>

Is this flower perfect or imperfect

perfect

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<p>What kind of imperfect flower is the left?</p>

What kind of imperfect flower is the left?

staminate

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<p>What kind of imperfect flower is the right?</p>

What kind of imperfect flower is the right?

carpelate

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<p>What kind of pollination is this?</p>

What kind of pollination is this?

self-pollination

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<p>What kind of pollination is this?</p>

What kind of pollination is this?

cross-pollination

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<p>What is no. 1 called?</p>

What is no. 1 called?

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<p>What is no. 1 called?</p>

What is no. 1 called?

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<p>What is no. 1 called?</p>

What is no. 1 called?

sporophyte

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<p>What is no. 2 called?</p>

What is no. 2 called?

female gametes/egg

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<p>What is no. 3 called?</p>

What is no. 3 called?

male gametes/sperm

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<p>What is no. 4 called?</p>

What is no. 4 called?

pollen grain/male gametophyte

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<p>What is no. 5 called?</p>

What is no. 5 called?

embryo sac/female gametophyte

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<p>What is no. 6 called?</p>

What is no. 6 called?

microspore

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<p>What is no. 7 called?</p>

What is no. 7 called?

megaspore

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<p>What process is the purple box meant to represent?</p>

What process is the purple box meant to represent?

meiosis

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<p>What process are the blue boxes meant to represent?</p>

What process are the blue boxes meant to represent?

mitosis

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<p>What process is the green box meant to represent?</p>

What process is the green box meant to represent?

fertilization

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<p>What is letter B, or what is being produced in this diagram?</p>

What is letter B, or what is being produced in this diagram?

mature male gametophyte

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<p>What is no. 1 called?</p>

What is no. 1 called?

pollen sac

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<p>What is letter A called?</p>

What is letter A called?

pollen grain

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<p>What is no. 2 called?</p>

What is no. 2 called?

sperm

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<p>What is no. 3 called?</p>

What is no. 3 called?

pollen tube

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<p>What is being produced in this diagram?</p>

What is being produced in this diagram?

embryo sac

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<p>What is letter A called?</p>

What is letter A called?

chalazal end

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<p>What is no. 1 called?</p>

What is no. 1 called?

antipodals

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<p>What is letter B called?</p>

What is letter B called?

central cell

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<p>What is no. 2 called?</p>

What is no. 2 called?

polar nuclei

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<p>What is letter C called?</p>

What is letter C called?

micropylar

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<p>What is no. 3 called?</p>

What is no. 3 called?

synergid

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<p>What is no. 4 called?</p>

What is no. 4 called?

egg cell

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