Match the following Column I Column II (1) Pollen grain (a) Ovary (2) Ovule (b) Bryophyllum (3) Reproduction through eyes (c) Anther (4) Reproduction through leaves (d) Potato

(1)-(c) The male reproductive part of the flower is the stamen which consists of anther and filament. The pollen grains are the male reproductive cells which remain stored in the anthers. (2)-(a) The female part of the flower is pistil which consists of stigma, style and ovary. Stigma is the upper part of the flower which receives the pollen grains, style is the middle part of the flower and the ovary is the basal part of the flower which contain the ovules. The ovary matures to form fruit and the ovule matures to form seed. (3)-(d) Potato is the example of a stem tuber. It reproduces by the vegetative propagation. Potatoes which have eyes on their skin are used for vegetative propagation. (4)-(b) In Bryophyllum , reproduction takes place through the leaf buds. These leaf buds develop on the margins of the leaf. After some days they fall on the ground and germinates to give a new plant. Column I Column II (1) Pollen grain (c) Anther (2) Ovule (a) Ovary (3) Reproduction through eyes (d) Potato (4) Reproduction through leaves (b) Bryophyllum