Plant Reproduction

3. Asexual reproduction requires ____ parental plant(s)
10. Where pollen is produced and stored in a flower
11. Female reproductive part of the flower
13. The fusion of gametes to create a new individual organism
16. A type of cell division that results in gametes
17. In dicots, the cotyledon falls off the plant when what process begins
18. Male reproductive part of the flower
19. African violets can be propagated by the method of ____ cutting
20. Artificial propagation: the _____ of a plant from a portion of its roots, stems, or leaves

1. Whether the plant is a monocot or a dicot is determined by the number of what
2. The transfer of male gametophyte to the female reproductive structure
4. A perfect flower is also called a ___________ plant
5. Part that attracts pollinators
6. Another word for ‘Flowering plant’
7. The artificial propagation technique in which a bud, portion of the stem, or root, is cut and connected to another plant by joining the vascular tissue of the two parts
8. What do bright coloured plants attract
9. An example of a plant propagated by division
12. The sacs in the flower that contain female gametes
14. Dispersed seed can remain dormant for a __________ years
15. Non fertile part of flower protecting the bud