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What is asexual reproduction?

Important Questions on Reproduction in Plants

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CONCERT Science 7>Chapter 12 - Reproduction in Plants>STEP IN>Q 4
Name three methods of asexual reproduction and give one example each of plants that use these methods.
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CONCERT Science 7>Chapter 12 - Reproduction in Plants>STEP IN>Q 4
What is the ‘eye’ of a potato? How can you use it to grow several potato plants in your garden?
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CONCERT Science 7>Chapter 12 - Reproduction in Plants>STEP IN>Q 5
Name the organism shown in the picture. Label its parts.
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CONCERT Science 7>Chapter 12 - Reproduction in Plants>STEP IN>Q 5
Explain how the organism in the picture reproduces.
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CONCERT Science 7>Chapter 12 - Reproduction in Plants>STEP IN>Q 6
Answer these questions about flowers
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The male reproductive part of a flower is the (stamen/pistil). It consists of a (filament/stigma) and an (ovary/anther). The female reproductive part of a flower is the (pistil/stamen). It consists of a (stigma/pollen tube), a (sorus/style) and an (ovary/anther). In sexual reproduction, male and female (gametes/ovules) fuse to form a (zygote/sporangium).
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CONCERT Science 7>Chapter 12 - Reproduction in Plants>STEP IN>Q 6
What are unisexual flowers? Give two examples.
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CONCERT Science 7>Chapter 12 - Reproduction in Plants>STEP IN>Q 6
What are bisexual flowers? Give two examples.
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CONCERT Science 7>Chapter 12 - Reproduction in Plants>STEP IN>Q 7
Define pollination.