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Pinus Life Cycle and Plant Reproduction Terms, Quizzes of Biology

Definitions and terms related to the life cycle of a pinus tree, including the male and female reproductive structures, perfect and imperfect flowers, monoecious and dicot plants, and various types of fruits.

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2009/2010

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TERM 1
Pinus life cycle (male)
DEFINITION 1
Microstrobilus produces microsporangia which contain
microspores that form 2-celled microgametophytes (pollen)
through mitosis. Fertilizes through pollen tube.
TERM 2
Pinus life cycle (female)
DEFINITION 2
Megastobilus produces megasporangium which contain a
megaspore which develops into a megagametophyte.
Fertilized archegonium develops into diploid seed.
TERM 3
Perfect
DEFINITION 3
Angiosperm with both sexes present
TERM 4
Imperfect
DEFINITION 4
one or more partes missing
TERM 5
Staminate
DEFINITION 5
Male angiosperm
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Pinus life cycle (male)

Microstrobilus produces microsporangia which contain

microspores that form 2-celled microgametophytes (pollen)

through mitosis. Fertilizes through pollen tube.

TERM 2

Pinus life cycle (female)

DEFINITION 2

Megastobilus produces megasporangium which contain a

megaspore which develops into a megagametophyte.

Fertilized archegonium develops into diploid seed.

TERM 3

Perfect

DEFINITION 3

Angiosperm with both sexes present

TERM 4

Imperfect

DEFINITION 4

one or more partes missing

TERM 5

Staminate

DEFINITION 5

Male angiosperm

Pistilate

Female angiosperm

TERM 7

Monoecious

DEFINITION 7

both sexes on one plant

TERM 8

Diecious

DEFINITION 8

Sexes on different plants

TERM 9

Actinomorphic

DEFINITION 9

Floral symmetry refers to whether, and how, a flower can be

divided into two or more identical or mirror-image parts.

TERM 10

zygomorphic

DEFINITION 10

Floral symmetry refers to whether, and how, a flower can be

divided in half.

Alternate arrangement

Leaves swap sides every node

TERM 17

Opposite arrangement

DEFINITION 17

2 leaves opposite each other on the same node

TERM 18

whorled

DEFINITION 18

three or more leaves on a node. spiraled

TERM 19

Berry

DEFINITION 19

one oveary, thin ectocarp, fleshy mesocarp, thin endocarp,

many seeds. ex. tomato, grape, banana

TERM 20

Pepo

DEFINITION 20

Berry with a rhine, inferior ovary, ex watermelon

Hesperidium

modified berry, many seeds, endocarp has many succulent

hairs ex orange

TERM 22

Drupe

DEFINITION 22

thin ectocarp, very fleshy mesocarp, stony endocarp ex

peach

TERM 23

Accesory fruit

DEFINITION 23

Receptacle grops around fruit

TERM 24

Pome

DEFINITION 24

Accessory fruit, ex apple pear

TERM 25

Multiple fruit

DEFINITION 25

many flowers/ovaries fused together ex pineapple

mustard

partitioning middle

TERM 32

nut

DEFINITION 32

indehiscent, hard pericarp, one large seed which is not

attached when matured ex acorn

TERM 33

achene

DEFINITION 33

papery pericarp, one seed attached at one point, ex

sunflowrr seed

TERM 34

samara

DEFINITION 34

a winged achene

TERM 35

caryopsis

DEFINITION 35

grain, grass family 3n endosperm, corn