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Producing offspring from one parent |
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Producing offspring using two parents with
egg and sperm |
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Describe the offspring made using sexual reproduction in plants |
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All the offspring will have different traits.
You can make many offspring.
It will take a long time for them to reach maturity since they start out small (from seeds). |
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Describe the offspring produced using asexual reproduction in plants |
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All of the offspring are alike.
Many offspring can be made.
They can reach maturity quickly because they can begin with a large tissue piece. |
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Plants that are made using asexual reproduction. They are genetically identical to their one parent and to each other. |
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A horizontal underground stem
It may or may not be fleshy.
Example: ginger root |
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How can you tell that a rhizome is really a stem and not a root? |
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They have scale-like leaves, buds, nodes and internodes. |
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Tubers are the swollen ends of rhizomes.
They have buds like the "eyes" on potatoes. |
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A short, upright, underground stem covered with many swollen leaf bases.
Example: onions |
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A short, underground, upright stem.
It has a thick stem that stores food and thin, papery leaves.
Examples: crocus |
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A horizontal above ground stem.
It is thin and as it grows across the surface of the soil, the buds along the stem can make adventitious roots and form new plants. |
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