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Which of the following is not true regarding the distinguishing characteristics…
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Wize University Biology Textbook > Seed Plants
Angiosperms (Flowering)
3 Activities
Wize University Biology Textbook > Seed Plants
Angiosperm Reproduction
7 Activities
Which of the following is
not true
regarding the distinguishing characteristics between monocots and dicots?
Monocots have scattered vascular bundles in their stems. In dicots they are arranged in a ring.
Monocots have parallel venation. In dicots venation is net like
Monocots usually have one embryonic (first) leaf, dicots have 2
Monocots are paraphyletic, while Dicots are monophyletic
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Pollination
Pollination vs. Fertilization
Pollination
occurs when the pollen is transferred to the female part of the plant.
Fertilization
occurs the the male and female gametes meet and fuse.
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Practice: Seed Plants
What is the endosperm of a seeded plant?
A) the 3N zygote formed from double fertilization
B) the 3N food supply formed when sperm fertilizes the central cell
Which of the following is not part of angiosperm morphology?
What is the fertile floral organ that produces megaspores in angiosperms?
What is pollen?
What role do stigma play in angiosperms?
What tissue makes up the food supply in a fertilized angiosperm seed?
What is a result of double fertilization?
What is the function of petals in angiosperms?
What develops into the endosperm during double fertilization?
What are stamens?