Sexual vs Asexual Reproduction in Plants/Comparison of Pollination and Seed Dispersal
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Sexual reproduction
involves 2 parents; genetically varied offspring
egg nucleus (n) + pollen nucleus (n)→ seed (2N)
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Asexual reproduction
1 parent produces genetically identical offspring
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Examples of asexual reproduction (in plants)
cuttings, bulbs (garlic, tulips), and runners
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Pollination:
What is transferred?
From where to where?
Most common methods of movement
Pollen transfer from anther to stigma
Anther to stigma
Wind or animals
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Seed dispersal
What is transferred?
From where to where?
Most common methods of movement
Seeds away from parent plant
From the female plant to a location for germination
Wind, animals, or explosion
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Protoandrous
Male parts form first
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Protogynous
Female parts form first
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