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BIO 156- Exam 3 Questions and Answers


Diploid embryo and triploid endosperm

Double fertilization in angiosperms produces ______ & ______.

photoperiod has light > dark

Long-day plants flower when:

corolla

The whorl of all petals in a flower is called the:

calyx

The whorl of all sepals in a flower is called the:

bilateral

What is an orchids symmetry? (advanced flower)




radially

Primitive flowers are
_______ symmetrical.

embryo sac

,Another name for the female gametophyte or megagametophyte of an
angiosperm.




pollen

Another name for the male gametophyte or microgametophyte of an angiosperm.

two sperm nuclei

The generative cell of the pollen grain divides to become:

wind

The first flowering plants were pollinated by:

Bees

The most common pollinators of angiosperm flowers. Typically visit yellow or blue
flowers. Many have stripes or lines of dots that are normally invisible to humans
indicating locations of nectaries (Bull's eye or landing strip).




Corrolla

Wind pollinated flowers are missing which whorl?

Dichogamy

The separation of female and male flowers by time of maturation.

self incompatibility

, ______ promotes outcrossing.

Annual

Plants complete life cycle in one growing season.

apomixis

Asexual development of embryos in seeds.




vegetative reproduction

Stolons, rhizomes cloning, and suckers are forms of:

heavy musty odor, white or pale petals, and open at night

What are the characteristics of a bat pollinated flower?




Endosymbiosis

Eukaryotic cells obtained mitochondria by:

Psuedopods

How does this protozoan move?

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