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Reproduction in Plants
The part of carpel where eggs are found is known as
stigma
style
ovary
ovule
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When animals eat fruits, the seeds are not digested due to
hard coat on them
indigestion
lack of digestive juices
digestive system
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Until the conditions are right for growth, the embryo remains
wet
dry
dormant
viable
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The stalk on which the round shaped structures hang is known as
anthers
filaments
stamens
carpels
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Tiny root hairs grown on the root of the seed
absorbs water and oxygen
absorbs water only
absorbs mineral salts only
absorbs water and mineral salts
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Fertilization occurs
after pollination
before pollination
with pollination
without pollination
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The ‘ovary’ develops into
fruit
flower
seed
new ovary
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After the root has grown downwards, a small shoot grows upward, towards light. This shoot is known as
radicle
plumule
stem
cotyledon
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‘Nectar’ in the petals produces
different smells
bad smell
fragrance
attractive scents
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When the ovule and the nucleus of the pollen grain are joined together, we say that the ovule is
pollinated
reproduced
fertilized
infected
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