Will go over several topics such as: pollination, parts of a flower, heritable and inheritable traits, reproduction (asexual and sexual) etc. Good Luck :)
To attract pollinators
To help make a garden colorful
To protect the seeds
To absorb sunlight for photosynthesis
The sticky part of the pistil, used to collect pollen
Contains the pollen
Stalk that supports the anthers
The male part of the flower
Reproduction where a partner is involved
When a organism clones itself
Spores
Passing on reproduction to its offspring
When an organism clones itself
Cross pollination
When the new organism contains some traits of its parents
When zygotes are produced
Vegetative Reproduction
Spores
Binary Fission
Budding
Zygote
Gametes
Provides variations of individuals
Requires a lot of energy
Doesn't need any specialized cells
Can produce many species quickly
Finding a mate
Requires a lot of energy
Requires a lot of time
Can only produce limited offspring
Population decrease in unfavorable environmental conditions
Doesn't require gametes and zygotes
Can produce many individuals quickly
Doesn't need any specialized cells or bringing gametes together
Provides variations of species
Has wide niches
No predators can disturb reproduction
Population could be erased if environmental conditions are unfavorable
Requires time
Reproduces slowly
Has to split genetic code
Sex cells
Male gametes
The cell created in sexual reproduction
A type of asexual reproduction
The cell created after the union of 2 gametes
The process of meiosis
Heritable traits
Asexual reproduction in animals
A new multi-cellular life form
Division process of cells
When a organism clones itself
Where eggs are fertilized
Process of dividing 2 cells to create an embryo
Process that produces 2 new cells with the same number of chromosomes
The part the protects a flower in pollination
Part that produces pollen
The role of an organism in an ecosystem
Dividing resources equally among species
A way of living with other organisms
Biotic and abiotic substances
It divides a resource equally
It divides a resource unequally
One organism benefits whereas one is harmed
Both organisms benefit from this relationship
Parasitism
Mutualism
Commensalism
Intraspecies
Interspecies
One is harmed and one is benefited
Both are benefited
One is benefited, but the other is not harmed
None of the organisms are benefited
One is harmed and one is benefited
Both are benefited
One is benefited, but the other is not harmed
None of the organisms are benefited
One is harmed and one is benefited
Both are benefited
One is benefited, but the other is not harmed
None of the organisms are benefited
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