Reproduction in Plants

The pollen grains lands on the stigma and reach the ovary with the formation of

1. filament
2. style
3. anther
4. pollen tube

The male reproductive part of the flower is known as

1. stamen
2. pistil
3. hypha
4. spore

The part of a flowering plant which is important for sexual reproduction is

1. stems
2. leaves
3. flower
4. roots

The sticky part of flowering plants through which the pollen moves down to unite with the female gamete is called the

1. ovary
2. filament
3. stamen
4. pistil

Certain fungi and algae, primarily in response to unfavourable growing conditions, form spores which are

1. active
2. dormant
3. passive
4. dead

In flowering plants, sexual reproduction involves the creation of

1. conifers
2. pollen
3. spores
4. seeds

The female structure, having egg in flowering plants is called the

1. ovule
2. petal
3. ovary
4. pistil

Mosses and ferns produce fertilized eggs that form

1. ovary
2. seeds
3. spores
4. cones

Sporangia reproduce by the production of

1. spores
2. buds
3. bulbs
4. tubers

Which amongst the below plants, requires water to reproduce?

1. mushroom
2. rose
3. moss
4. sunflower

The type of reproduction in which plant produces its exact copies is

1. regeneration
2. asexual
3. sexual
4. fertilization

Seeds having spiny structure are dispersed by

1. air
2. water
3. animals
4. force

The flowers in which one of the reproductive part is absent is known as

1. unisexual flower
2. bisexual flower
3. homosexual flower
4. heterosexual flower

Fertilization which occurs inside the part of the female flower is termed as

1. asexual reproduction
2. sexual reproduction
3. budding
4. regeneration

Embryo is protected inside a

1. seed
2. gamete
3. anther
4. stigma

To prevent competition and overcrowding, plants allow their seeds to

1. germinate
2. abort
3. disperse
4. mature

Bisexual flowers have both

1. Stamen and pistil
2. Ovary and ovule
3. Stigma and style
4. Anther and filament

A mature ovary is

1. a zygote
2. a fruit
3. a seed
4. an embryo

Vegetative propagation in sweet potato is by

1. stem
2. root
3. leaf
4. seeds

Pollen grains are produced by

1. ovary
2. filament
3. stigma
4. anther