13 - Reproduction Structures and Behaviors - List 1

asexual reproduction

• kind of asexual reproduction in which a new organism forms from spores released from a parent

• reproductive structure in fungi and some plants

• two parents contribute genetic information to produce unique offspring

• reproduction with only one parent and generates genetically identical offspring

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sexual reproduction

• reproduction with only one parent and generates genetically identical offspring

• two parents contribute genetic information to produce unique offspring

• reproductive structure in fungi and some plants

• kind of asexual reproduction in which a new organism forms from spores released from a parent

spore

• reproduction with only one parent and generates genetically identical offspring

• two parents contribute genetic information to produce unique offspring

• reproductive structure in fungi and some plants

• kind of asexual reproduction in which a new organism forms from spores released from a parent

sporulation

• reproduction with only one parent and generates genetically identical offspring

• two parents contribute genetic information to produce unique offspring

• reproductive structure in fungi and some plants

• kind of asexual reproduction in which a new organism forms from spores released from a parent

pistil

• female reproductive organ in a flower

• male reproductive organ in a flower

• sex cell (egg or sperm)

• female sex cells that beccome seed after fertiliation

• holds ovules and becomes fruit

stamen

• female reproductive organ in a flower

• male reproductive organ in a flower

• sex cell (egg or sperm)

• female sex cells that beccome seed after fertiliation

• holds ovules and becomes fruit

gamete

• female reproductive organ in a flower

• male reproductive organ in a flower

• sex cell (egg or sperm)

• female sex cells that beccome seed after fertiliation

• holds ovules and becomes fruit

ovule (eggs)

• female reproductive organ in a flower

• male reproductive organ in a flower

• sex cell (egg or sperm)

• female sex cells that beccome seed after fertiliation

• holds ovules and becomes fruit

ovary

• female reproductive organ in a flower

• male reproductive organ in a flower

• sex cell (egg or sperm)

• female sex cells that beccome seed after fertiliation

• holds ovules and becomes fruit

pollination

• female reproductive organ in a flower

• sex cell (egg or sperm)

• movement of pollen from a stamen to a pistil

• male sex cells

• reproductive structure in fungi and some plants