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Microscopic View of Plant Reproduction: An Overview

Discover the world of plant reproduction through the lens of a microscope. Learn about cross-pollination, pistil parts, stamen structure, and more. Explore the intricate process of seed formation.

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Microscopic View of Plant Reproduction: An Overview

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  1. Plant Test Review 2011

  2. The maximum area that is visible through the lens of a microscope. Field of View

  3. The process by which pollen is transferred from the anther of one flower to the female stigma on another flower. • Cross Pollination

  4. The slender middle portion of the pistil. • Style

  5. The stalk-like section of the stamen. • Filament

  6. The base of the pistil, which is the female reproductive structure of a flower. • Ovary

  7. The male reproductive structure of a flower. The pollen grain is the male reproductive cell of a plant. • Stamen

  8. A part of some plants that holds and protects the embryos. • Seed Pod

  9. A condition that is not changed in a scientific experiment. • Constant

  10. To study something by breaking it down into simpler parts. • Analyze

  11. A decision that is based on observations or on a study of data. • Conclusion

  12. A prediction about how something works or how two variables are related. • Hypothesis

  13. A scientific investigation in which one variable is changed and all others are kept the same. • Controlled Experiment

  14. A component of an experiment that can change. • variable

  15. A sweet liquid produced by flowers. Its aroma attracts insects and birds. • Nectar

  16. A leaf-like outer part of a flower; usually brightly colored. • Petal

  17. The tip of the stamen; the structure that produces pollen. • Anther

  18. The female reproductive structure of the flower. • Pistil

  19. Very small grains produced in the anther. • Pollen

  20. A microscopic structure that is the basic unit of plants and animal life. • Cells

  21. The sticky tip of the pistil which attracts pollen. • Stigma

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