Sporophyte Plant structures that produces spores Asexual reproduction
Gametophyte Plant structures that produces gametes Sexual Reproduction
Gymnosperms -plant that has seeds -gametophyte (located on the flower) -sporophyte (trunks, stems, roots leaves etc.
Asexual Reproduction 1. Vegetative Plant reproduction from a piece or specific organ. Stolon, Bulbs, Rhizomes, Stem tubers 2. Spores Specific asexual reproductive structures called spores. The new plant is formed without fertilization
Vegetative 1. Stolons -stems parallel to the ground -when they touch the ground, they can form roots and a new plant Ex. Grass, strawberries,
2. Bulbs - Underground short stem covered by leaves that protect them -These stems can be used as reproductive structures and form new plants Ex. Garlic
3. Rhizomes - underground root-like stem -One rhizome can form multiple superficial plants Ex. Ginger, Bamboo
4. Stem Tubers - Special underground stems, enlarged to store substances that can generate new plants Ex. potato
Sexual Reproduction Flowers -Sexual reproductive organs in plants -Can be unisexual or hermaphrodite Pollen -where the male gametes can be found Ovules -where the female gametes can be found
1. Vegetative part Calyx -external cover of the flower -group of leaves called sepals Corolla -internal cover of the flower -group of leaves called petals -usually with characteristic colors
2. Reproductive part Stamen -male reproductive part of the flower -fabrication and storage of pollen Pistils -female reproductive part -fabrication and storage of ovules -must have structures that allow pollen make the fertilization with ovules
Seatwork # 2 1.Plant structures that produces spores 2. Plant structures that produces gametes 3-4. Give 2 vegetative part where Asexual Reproduction Occurs 5-6 Give 2 Vegetative part of Sexual Reproduction 7-8. Give 2 reproductive part of Sexual Reproduction 9. It is the specific asexual reproduction 10. Plant that has seeds