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| What are photosynthetic eukaryotic organisms? |
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| What is the most dominant type of plants? |
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| Flowering plants, angiosperms |
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| Where are seeds produced in an angiosperm? |
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| The carpal has a stigmatic surface for... |
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| Basic flower parts are grouped into four... |
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| All whorl parts in an angiosperm are from the _______ which is the expanded top of the _______. |
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| What is the outermost whorl? |
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| Sepals, leaf-like structures |
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| What are the sepals collectively called? |
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| What is the second whorl? |
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| Petals, colorful leaf-like structures |
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| What are the petals collectively called? |
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| Which whorls are sterile? |
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| What makes a whorl sterile? |
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| What is the combination of the calyx and corolla? |
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| What is it called when the sepals and petals are not distinct? |
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| What is the first inner whorl (third)? |
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| Stame,s have _____ that hold _____ containing ______. |
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| Stamens an be differentiated into... |
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| What are the stamens called together? |
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| What is the innermost whorl? |
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| What does the carpel house? |
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| ovules that contains eggs |
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| What is the sticky surface that receives pollen? |
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| The fertilized egg forms a _____ which develops into a ______ inside the seed. |
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| The union of the sperm with the other two nuclei in the ovary form a _______ tissue that produces ______. |
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| Nutritive tissue that feeds the developing embryo |
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| What are the carpals collectively called in a flower? |
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| A flower with all four whorls is a... |
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| A plant bearing both male and female structures in a flower would be considered... |
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| If pollen or ovules is absent from a flower, it is... |
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| A flower with only stamens and no carpal is a |
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| A flower with only carpals and no stamens is a |
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| If a flower has both stamens and pistils it is __________ even without sepals and petals |
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| What is both sexes in one house? |
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| What is sexes in two houses? |
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| All asters have _____, tiny flowers that are arranged. |
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| Florets can be arranged in clusters or a head called... |
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| Each floret has ___ petals used to form a ____ |
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| Florets have stamens fused to form a... |
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| As the floret develops, the ____ emerges through the staminal column avoiding contact with the the pollen |
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| Outer florets are called ____ florets and inner florets are called ____ florests |
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| Fertilization is usually mediated by ____ pollination. |
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| Plant species are often sexually __________. |
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| However some plant species can ________ in order to reproduce |
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| What is an example of a highly self-fertilized species? |
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| __________ plants usually have large showy petals and produce a nectar and/or pollen |
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| Wind pollinated plants often lack... |
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| Showy aster family flowers are usually pollinated by... |
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| Butterfly flowers usually have a small ____ opening |
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| Some flowers use a rotting meat scent to attract this pollinator. |
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| Hummingbirds are attracted to... |
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| What is the world's smallest flower? |
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| What is the world's largest flower? |
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| Rafflesia arnoldii, Stinking corpse lily |
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| What does a split stigma usually signal? |
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| What are flowers with three petals or a multiple of three? |
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| What are flowers with four or five petals or a multiple? |
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