Question 1

the duplication or reproduction of a plant by using the vegetative parts of the plant.

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asexual reproduction

Question 2

method of propagation in which a bud is taken from one plant and moved to another.

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budding

Question 3

an offspring that is a genetic duplicate of the parent.

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clone

Question 4

flower with all four principal parts : sepals, petals, stamens, and pistil.

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complete flowers

Question 5

a short section of plant stem used for propagation.

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cutting

Question 6

fruit that develops as a pod or in a hull.

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dry fruit

Question 7

an immature plant or animal that will grow if properly cared for.

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embryo

Question 8

tissue where food is stored for the embryo to use when the seed sprouts.

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endosperm

Question 9

fruit that has large fibrous structures surrounding the seed.

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fleshy fruit

Question 10

reproductive structure of a flowering plant.

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flower

Question 11

mature ovary of a flowering plant.

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fruit

Question 12

the sprouting of a seed.

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germination

Question 13

method of propagation in which a section of stem of one plant (scion) is placed onto another plant.

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grafting

Question 14

a flower that lacks either the stamen or pistil.

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imperfect flower

Question 15

flower does not have all four principal parts.

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incomplete flowers

Question 16

method of propagating in which roots grow from the nodes on the stem of a plant.

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layering

Question 17

structure in plants that becomes a seed when fertilized.

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ovule

Question 18

the percentage of seeds that will sprout and grow.

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percent germination

Question 19

flower that has the stamen and pistil in the same flower.

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perfect flower

Question 20

the depth at which, or how deeply, seeds are planted.

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planting depth

Question 21

powdery substance that contains sperm, the male sex cell in plants.

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pollen

Question 22

transfer of pollen from an anther to a stigma of a flower of the same species.

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pollination

Question 23

reproduction or increase in the number of plants.

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propagation

Question 24

section of stem or other plant part that is planted or grafted to another plant.

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scion

Question 25

a container of new plant life; formed in the ovary of the plant.

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seed

Question 26

method of classification that assures the seed is of good quality and measure up to expectation.

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seed certification

Question 27

the outer covering of the seed.

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seed coat

Question 28

an embryo; an immature plant.

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seed germ

Question 29

the reproduction or increase in the number of plants; using seed to propagate plants.

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sexual reproduction

Question 30

method of propagation in which a plant is grown from a single cell or a group of cells.

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tissue culture

Question 31

asexual propagation of a plant by getting a part of a plant to grow onto another plant.

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vegetative propagation

Question 32

the ability of a seed to sprout and grow.

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viability

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