Reproduction in Plants
Across
- 2. Non-flowering plants that reproduce via spores
- 4. Protective outer covering of a seed
- 6. Structures under fern leaves that produce and release spores
- 7. Part of seed that develops into the root
- 12. Horizontal stem growing above ground, e.g. in strawberries
- 14. Process that follows fertilization resulting in seed production
- 15. Agent like insects or wind that helps in transferring pollen
- 16. Male gamete-producing structure in flowering plants
- 17. Male reproductive part of a flower that produces pollen
- 18. Part of seed that develops into the shoot
- 20. Sticky top part of the pistil where pollen grains land
- 21. A means or method of dispersing seeds (e.g. wind, animal)
- 23. Female reproductive part of a flower containing ovary, style and stigma
- 25. Shoot growing from base of plant used in vegetative reproduction
- 28. Brightly coloured parts of a flower that attract insects
- 29. Tube that connects stigma to the ovary
- 31. Seeds are thrown out when fruit bursts open
Down
- 1. Plant with both male and female reproductive organs
- 3. Transfer of pollen between different plants of same species
- 5. Flowering plants that produce seeds enclosed in ovary
- 8. Transfer of pollen within the same flower or same plant
- 9. Process by which pollen is transferred from anther to stigma
- 10. Short swollen underground stem used in vegetative propagation
- 11. Underground stem used for vegetative propagation, e.g. ginger
- 13. Process by which flowering plants produce seeds through the fusion of male and female gametes
- 18. Structure produced in anthers that carries male gametes
- 19. Process by which seeds are scattered away from the parent plant
- 22. Swollen underground stem that stores food, e.g. potato
- 24. Protective outer parts of a flower (often green)
- 26. Units of reproduction formed after fertilization in flowering plants
- 27. Part of the flower that produces ovules
- 30. Underground storage organ with fleshy leaves, e.g. onion
- 32. Type of asexual reproduction using stems, roots or leaves