Chapter 12 – Reproduction in Plants

Bisexual flowers are those flowers which have both:

The plants which have unisexual flowers are:

Seeds and fruits are formed by:

The male reproductive part is:

The flowers which contain either pistil or stamens are called:

Female reproductive part is:

The flowers which contain both stamens and pistils are:

The process in which plant can give rise to new plants without seeds is called:

are formed in fungi:

The production of new individuals from their parents is known as:

The process in which new plants are produced from different vegetative parts such as leaves, stems and roots is called:

A small bulb like projection, which comes out of yeast all is called:

A division of elongated parent cell into two daughter cell is called:

Splitting up of filaments of algae in two or more than two parts is called:

In sexual reproduction, a male and a female gametes fuse to form a:

The transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma of a flower is called:

If the pollen lands on the stigma of the same flower, it is called:

When you add yeast to dough, it rises because:

In onion and garlic, new plants are produced from:

Tiny cells protected by a thick wall and capable of producing new plants are called:

Rose and lemon are grown from:

The mode of reproduction in which an individual produces off spring without the help of another individual is called:

Terms and mosses reproduce by:

The reproduction part of a plant is the:

The process of fusion of the male and the female gametes is called:

Mature ovary forms the:

A spare producing plant is:

Bryophyllum can reproduce by its:

The seeds dispersed by birds and animals are:

Which parts of the flower forms fruit:

The cotyledon of which of the following come out of the soil when the seeds germinate:

Pollination is:

Which of the following has unisexual flower:

Which part of flower changes into fruit:

The seed of which of the following plants has monocotylendon:

Which part of embryo forms stem and leaves:

Which part of seed forms new plant (seedlings):

What is the function of flower in plants: