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Carpel
The ovules, ovary, stigma and style together makes up what?
Pistil
1 or more carpels makes up what? (if the carpels are fused)
Gynoceium
???
7 Cells and 8 Nuclei
The female gametophyte has how many cells and nuceli?
1 cell has 2 nuceli
How can the female gametophyte have more nuclei than cells?
Embryo Sac
What is another name for the female gametophyte?
3 Antipodal Cells
2 Polar Nuclei
1 Egg
2 Synergid Cells
What cells make up the female gametophyte?
Egg
What fuses with the sperm to make a zygote?
Synergids
What attracts a pollen tube and controls gamete fusion?
???; Synergids
Once a female gametophyte is __, the __ take over
Polar Nuclei
What fuses with a sperm to form the endosperm?
Antipodals
What controls the megagametophyte development?
Pollination
A diversity of mechanisms that promote dispersal of pollen from a stamen to a stigma
A Pollen Tube
On an appropriate stigma, the pollen will produce what?
The Style
Pollen tubes grow down what to find the egg?
Nutritive
The endosperm is a __ tissue
Gymnosperms
Naked Seed Group
Angiosperms
Hidden Seed Group
Gymnosperms
In what group is pollen delivered directly to the ovule?
Angiosperms
In what group is pollen delivered to the carpel tissue?
Carpel
In angiosperms, the ovule is encased in a sporophyll called a what?
On the surface of the sporophyll
In gymnosperms, the ovules are sitting where?
Inside of the sporophyll
In angiosperms, the ovules are sitting where?
Contain dormant embryo
Seed coat forms from the integument(s)
What are two similarities between gymnosperms and angiosperms?
The main nutritive tissue for the embryo
What is one important difference between gymnosperms and angiosperms?
Endosperm; Megagametophyte
The main nutritive tissue in angiosperms and gymnosperms are __ and __ respectively
2; 3
How many generations are in the seed of angiosperms and gymnosperms respectively
Basal Condition
Two cotyledons
Uni-aperturate pollen
Flower parts in 3s
Aperture
A soft spot in the pollen wall through which the pollen tube starts to grow
Embryonic
Cotyledons are __ leaves
B
A, B, C or D?

1 Pistil; 1 Carpel
1; Number of pistils and carpels

3 Pistils; 3 Carpels
2 ; Number of pistils and carpels

1 Pistil; 3 Carpels (Fused)
3 ; Number of pistils and carpels

A
A, B, C or D?

Antipodals
1

Polar Nuclei
2

Egg
3

Synergids
4

C
A, B, C or D?

Sperm
1

Tube Nucleus
2

Pollen with a Pollen Tube
Entire Image

Stigma
1

Pollen Tube
2

2 Sperm
3

Style
4

Ovary
5

Ovule
6

Pollen Grain
7

Polar Nuclei
8

Egg
9

Ovule
10

Polar Nuclei
11

Egg
12

2 Sperm
13

Egg
1

Sperm
2

Synergids
3

Polar Nuclei
4

Zygote
5

2 Polar Nuclei + Sperm
1

Egg + Sperm Nuclei
2

C
A, B, C or D?

Endosperm
1

Suspensor
2

Embryo Proper
3

Ovules
1

Sporophyll
2

Ovules
1

Sporophyll (Carpel)
2

Endosperm
1

Embryo
2

Integument
3

C
A, B, C or D?

Basal Angiosperms
1

Monocots
2

Eudicots
3

Two Cotyledons
1

Uni-Aperturate Pollen
2

Flower Part in 3s
3
