4. In a woody twig (section of stem), a year’s worth of growth is marked by;
A) The interval between two successive axillary buds
B) The interval between two successive sets of bud scale scars
C). The interval between two successive branches
D) The interval that includes 5 nodes and 6 internodes
E) Twigs grow continuously; thus, it is impossible to determine what region grew
11. In which floral organs does meiosis occur?
A) Sepals
B) Petals
C) Stamens
D) Pistils
E) Both C and D are correct
14. Growth of the pollen tube after pollination is directed by gene expression in which of the following?
A) The tube nucleus
B) The embryo sac
C) The style
D) The sperm
E) The ovule
15. Which of the following would not contribute to water uptake by a plant cell?
A) an increase in the water potential of the surrounding solution
B) a decrease in pressure on the cell exerted by the cell wall
C) the uptake of solutes by the cell
Bio questions?
1. b
2. e
3. b Water flows from an area of high potential to an area of low potential.
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Monday, May 11, 2009
Biology help?
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17. A flower that has sepals, petals, stamens, and pistils is called a _____ flower.
female
male
complete
incomplete
Biology help?
i would say complete because it has pistin( female) and stamens (malepart). it is also completely formed. lol im answering all yur questions.
17. A flower that has sepals, petals, stamens, and pistils is called a _____ flower.
female
male
complete
incomplete
Biology help?
i would say complete because it has pistin( female) and stamens (malepart). it is also completely formed. lol im answering all yur questions.
I don't understand the poem, "Departmental" by Robert Frost. Do you?????
An ant on the tablecloth
Ran into a dormant moth
Of many times his size.
He showed not the least surprise.
His business wasn't with such.
He gave it scarcely a touch,
And was off on his duty run.
Yet if he encountered one
Of the hive's enquiry squad
Whose work is to find out God
And the nature of time and space,
He would put him onto the case.
Ants are a curious race;
One crossing with hurried tread
The body of one of their dead
Isn't given a moment's arrest-
Seems not even impressed.
But he no doubts report to any
With whom he crosses antennae,
And they no doubt report
To the higher up at court.
Then word goes forth in Formic:
"Death's come to Jerry McCormic,
Our selfless forager Jerry.
Will the special Janizary
Whose office it is to bury
The dead of the commissary
Go bring him home to his people.
Lay him in state on a sepal.
Wrap him for shroud in a petal.
Embalm him with ichor of nettle.
This is the word of your Queen."
I don't understand the poem, "Departmental" by Robert Frost. Do you?????
The poem is about culture, identity, and civilization. The ant colony symbolizes a rudimentary form of human civilization
Ran into a dormant moth
Of many times his size.
He showed not the least surprise.
His business wasn't with such.
He gave it scarcely a touch,
And was off on his duty run.
Yet if he encountered one
Of the hive's enquiry squad
Whose work is to find out God
And the nature of time and space,
He would put him onto the case.
Ants are a curious race;
One crossing with hurried tread
The body of one of their dead
Isn't given a moment's arrest-
Seems not even impressed.
But he no doubts report to any
With whom he crosses antennae,
And they no doubt report
To the higher up at court.
Then word goes forth in Formic:
"Death's come to Jerry McCormic,
Our selfless forager Jerry.
Will the special Janizary
Whose office it is to bury
The dead of the commissary
Go bring him home to his people.
Lay him in state on a sepal.
Wrap him for shroud in a petal.
Embalm him with ichor of nettle.
This is the word of your Queen."
I don't understand the poem, "Departmental" by Robert Frost. Do you?????
The poem is about culture, identity, and civilization. The ant colony symbolizes a rudimentary form of human civilization
Dynamics of Life...help?
sugars and other organic compounds are transported throughout a seed plant by the:
a tracheids
b guard cells
c phloem
d xylem
to control water loss, the size of the stomata is reduced by the:
a xylem
b phloem
c cambium
d guard cells
_________cells are dead, have thick walls, and support the plant?
a parenchyma
b colenchyma
c schlerenchyma
d guard
the chemical that could be used to stimulate cell division in plants would be:
a auxins
b cytokinins
c givverellins
d ethylene gas
when a plant's roots grow downward, this is an example of:
a a tropism
b a nastic response
c photoperiodism
c response to a soil chemical
the megaspore of a conifer will become a:
a female gametophyte
b male gametophyte
c female sporophyte
d male sporophyte
during a plant's life cycle the gametophyte produces:
a seeds
b spores
c gametes
d endosperm
flower that has sepals, stamens, petals, and pistils is called:
a male
b female
c incomplete
d complete
Dynamics of Life...help?
No can do! ...My day's of college and studying for botany finals have long been over..Time for you to get "your" homework done. Proceed by opening up your botany or biology book! But what I can do though... is wish you a "Merry Christmas" ..Good luck.
$Billy Ray$
skates
a tracheids
b guard cells
c phloem
d xylem
to control water loss, the size of the stomata is reduced by the:
a xylem
b phloem
c cambium
d guard cells
_________cells are dead, have thick walls, and support the plant?
a parenchyma
b colenchyma
c schlerenchyma
d guard
the chemical that could be used to stimulate cell division in plants would be:
a auxins
b cytokinins
c givverellins
d ethylene gas
when a plant's roots grow downward, this is an example of:
a a tropism
b a nastic response
c photoperiodism
c response to a soil chemical
the megaspore of a conifer will become a:
a female gametophyte
b male gametophyte
c female sporophyte
d male sporophyte
during a plant's life cycle the gametophyte produces:
a seeds
b spores
c gametes
d endosperm
flower that has sepals, stamens, petals, and pistils is called:
a male
b female
c incomplete
d complete
Dynamics of Life...help?
No can do! ...My day's of college and studying for botany finals have long been over..Time for you to get "your" homework done. Proceed by opening up your botany or biology book! But what I can do though... is wish you a "Merry Christmas" ..Good luck.
$Billy Ray$
skates
What's this flower? purple, five petals, hairy stem..?
It grows in my garden, has five green sepals under the five purple petals, and a hairy stem (although the leaves which grow in a whorl around the stem are hairless and look like vine or strawberry leaves). The purple-lilac petals have veins of a deeper purple running through them.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to what this might be (or even its family)? sorry I haven't got a digital camera to take a picture of it!
ps. I live in Cornwall in england--fairly warm climate.
What's this flower? purple, five petals, hairy stem..?
Possibly in the Geranium/ Pelargonium family. I'm in Australia, so I'm guessing;http://www.floridata.com/index.cfm This site may help.
Does anyone have any suggestions as to what this might be (or even its family)? sorry I haven't got a digital camera to take a picture of it!
ps. I live in Cornwall in england--fairly warm climate.
What's this flower? purple, five petals, hairy stem..?
Possibly in the Geranium/ Pelargonium family. I'm in Australia, so I'm guessing;http://www.floridata.com/index.cfm This site may help.
Could you identify this flower?please????
Ok so i have this flower project where i need to key out and then press flowers for my Highschool. I found this one flower and it is about 1 and a half feet tall, it has red leaves that when you look lower down into the stalk there is green. it has tiny white flowers that you cant see hardly unless you look through a magnifying glass...I am not certain on the following info!:
i am pretty sure it has...:
5 petals
more than two sepals
PLEASE HELP!??????!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!!?
oh and i live in northern california and the flower was in my backyard among easter lillies and ferns and other various wildflowers and grasses. it is in mostly shade but it is out int he open...and...i picked it today so it is out in the spring and in april...
Could you identify this flower?please????
Could it possibly be an Epimedium? They have tiny flowers with bronze tipped foliage and flower now.
EDIT%26gt; Nope not an epimedium. Looks like a weed some sort. Anthriscus sylvestris possibly?
Reply:sorry, can't picture it, try google and look for the flower that look most like yours, good luck
Reply:Go take a picture of it and post it
Reply:You links don't work.
Can you figure out the problem and re-post. I'd love to help as I'm in N. Cal. too.
Reply:At first it sounded like a type of spurge (poinsetta), but then you seem confused on the rest of the details. Check the flower and plant again, and write down the size of the tiny white flowers, how they are arranged (in a disk, like a sunflower? Or in "umbrels" like queen anne's lace? etc), how many petals/sepals (its ok to count them together) are on each tiny little flower, what the edge of the leaves look like, whether they are hairy, whether it is a monocot or dicot, and anything else you notice about the plant.
I couldn't tell you the name without at least a picture, but fortunately many universities have sites for botanical identification. You can try USDA Plants data base (google) but the ID process might be too technical, or you can try a database like the one below.
Good luck :)
Reply:its PINKY
Reply:I am not certain but it looks like a variety of Baby's Breath.
Reply:take it to a florist
Reply:we need a picture. Or, take it to a florist or nursery or to the library and find a book on flowers.
Reply:erm no..i hav no clue about flowers..all i knew about were roses, daisies, tulips, hmmm..
good luck finding it tho
Reply:sorry, not without a picture.
i am pretty sure it has...:
5 petals
more than two sepals
PLEASE HELP!??????!!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!!!?
oh and i live in northern california and the flower was in my backyard among easter lillies and ferns and other various wildflowers and grasses. it is in mostly shade but it is out int he open...and...i picked it today so it is out in the spring and in april...
Could you identify this flower?please????
Could it possibly be an Epimedium? They have tiny flowers with bronze tipped foliage and flower now.
EDIT%26gt; Nope not an epimedium. Looks like a weed some sort. Anthriscus sylvestris possibly?
Reply:sorry, can't picture it, try google and look for the flower that look most like yours, good luck
Reply:Go take a picture of it and post it
Reply:You links don't work.
Can you figure out the problem and re-post. I'd love to help as I'm in N. Cal. too.
Reply:At first it sounded like a type of spurge (poinsetta), but then you seem confused on the rest of the details. Check the flower and plant again, and write down the size of the tiny white flowers, how they are arranged (in a disk, like a sunflower? Or in "umbrels" like queen anne's lace? etc), how many petals/sepals (its ok to count them together) are on each tiny little flower, what the edge of the leaves look like, whether they are hairy, whether it is a monocot or dicot, and anything else you notice about the plant.
I couldn't tell you the name without at least a picture, but fortunately many universities have sites for botanical identification. You can try USDA Plants data base (google) but the ID process might be too technical, or you can try a database like the one below.
Good luck :)
Reply:its PINKY
Reply:I am not certain but it looks like a variety of Baby's Breath.
Reply:take it to a florist
Reply:we need a picture. Or, take it to a florist or nursery or to the library and find a book on flowers.
Reply:erm no..i hav no clue about flowers..all i knew about were roses, daisies, tulips, hmmm..
good luck finding it tho
Reply:sorry, not without a picture.
Biology: Multiple Choice?
1) Two Structures Specialized For Sexual Reproduction in Seed Plants Are
a) cones and flowers
b) Cone and later buds
c) Lateral and Terminal Buds
d) Meristems and Flowers
2) Which of the following is NOT true reproduction in a pine tree?
a) The pollen tube containes two diploid sperm.
b) One sperm fertilizes the egg
c) One sperm disintegrates
d) the zygote grows into an embryo
3) In angiosperms, the strucutres that produce male gametophyte are called the
a) anthers
b) sepals
c) pollen tubes
d) stigmas
4) The outmermost circle of flower parts consists of several
a) sepals
b) petals
c) carpels
d)corollas
Pollination occurs when pollen lands on the
a) style
b) stigma
c) filament
d) anther
6) The seed leaves of flowering plants are known as
a endosperm
b carpels
c radicals
d cotyledons
7) In seed plants, the structure that encloses the male gametophyte and transports it to another plant is called a
a pollen grain
b seed
c flower
d pollinator
Biology: Multiple Choice?
Didn't you study? Crack a book.
a) cones and flowers
b) Cone and later buds
c) Lateral and Terminal Buds
d) Meristems and Flowers
2) Which of the following is NOT true reproduction in a pine tree?
a) The pollen tube containes two diploid sperm.
b) One sperm fertilizes the egg
c) One sperm disintegrates
d) the zygote grows into an embryo
3) In angiosperms, the strucutres that produce male gametophyte are called the
a) anthers
b) sepals
c) pollen tubes
d) stigmas
4) The outmermost circle of flower parts consists of several
a) sepals
b) petals
c) carpels
d)corollas
Pollination occurs when pollen lands on the
a) style
b) stigma
c) filament
d) anther
6) The seed leaves of flowering plants are known as
a endosperm
b carpels
c radicals
d cotyledons
7) In seed plants, the structure that encloses the male gametophyte and transports it to another plant is called a
a pollen grain
b seed
c flower
d pollinator
Biology: Multiple Choice?
Didn't you study? Crack a book.
An especially important factor in the evolutionary origin of flowering plants was the ability to...?
Please answer these questions with explanation. Thanks!
An especially important factor in the evolutionary origin of flowering plants was the ability to
a)conduct water and other materials in specialized tissues
b)control transpiration by means of guard cells
c)form symbiotic relationships between roots and fungi
d)provide a watery pathway for the swimming sperm
e)transfer pollen over long distances in dry air
A flower generally considered to be advanced might have any of the following characteristics except
a)corolla irregularly bilaterally symmetrical
b)numerous spirally arranged stamens
c)petals fused with sepals
d)petals fused with each other to form a tube
e)sepals fused with each other to form a tube
In flowering plants, meiosis occurs specifically in the
a)megaspore mother cells
b)microspore mother cells
c)endosperm
d)only A and B are correct
e)A, B, C are correct
An especially important factor in the evolutionary origin of flowering plants was the ability to...?
e) transfer pollen . over long distances in dry air
c) petals fused with sepals.
e)A,B, C are correct
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An especially important factor in the evolutionary origin of flowering plants was the ability to
a)conduct water and other materials in specialized tissues
b)control transpiration by means of guard cells
c)form symbiotic relationships between roots and fungi
d)provide a watery pathway for the swimming sperm
e)transfer pollen over long distances in dry air
A flower generally considered to be advanced might have any of the following characteristics except
a)corolla irregularly bilaterally symmetrical
b)numerous spirally arranged stamens
c)petals fused with sepals
d)petals fused with each other to form a tube
e)sepals fused with each other to form a tube
In flowering plants, meiosis occurs specifically in the
a)megaspore mother cells
b)microspore mother cells
c)endosperm
d)only A and B are correct
e)A, B, C are correct
An especially important factor in the evolutionary origin of flowering plants was the ability to...?
e) transfer pollen . over long distances in dry air
c) petals fused with sepals.
e)A,B, C are correct
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Flowers?!!?!?
dicots have
a.3
b.4
c.5
d.6
sepals and petals?
Flowers?!!?!?
ok what is this a quiz or a question ?cause iam confused
but iam guessing d.
Reply:Dicots have groups in 4s and 5s. hmmm...
I would go for c.
a.3
b.4
c.5
d.6
sepals and petals?
Flowers?!!?!?
ok what is this a quiz or a question ?cause iam confused
but iam guessing d.
Reply:Dicots have groups in 4s and 5s. hmmm...
I would go for c.
10 points: Plants - Multiple Choice?
1) Two Structures Specialized For Sexual Reproduction in Seed Plants Are
a) cones and flowers
b) Cone and later buds
c) Lateral and Terminal Buds
d) Meristems and Flowers
2) Which of the following is NOT true reproduction in a pine tree?
a) The pollen tube containes two diploid sperm.
b) One sperm fertilizes the egg
c) One sperm disintegrates
d) the zygote grows into an embryo
3) In angiosperms, the strucutres that produce male gametophyte are called the
a) anthers
b) sepals
c) pollen tubes
d) stigmas
4) The outmermost circle of flower parts consists of several
a) sepals
b) petals
c) carpels
d)corollas
Pollination occurs when pollen lands on the
a) style
b) stigma
c) filament
d) anther
6) The seed leaves of flowering plants are known as
a endosperm
b carpels
c radicals
d cotyledons
7) In seed plants, the structure that encloses the male gametophyte and transports it to another plant is called a
a pollen grain
b seed
c flower
d pollinator
10 points: Plants - Multiple Choice?
1. a
2. c
3. d
4. b
5. b
6. c
7. b
Just a guess
a) cones and flowers
b) Cone and later buds
c) Lateral and Terminal Buds
d) Meristems and Flowers
2) Which of the following is NOT true reproduction in a pine tree?
a) The pollen tube containes two diploid sperm.
b) One sperm fertilizes the egg
c) One sperm disintegrates
d) the zygote grows into an embryo
3) In angiosperms, the strucutres that produce male gametophyte are called the
a) anthers
b) sepals
c) pollen tubes
d) stigmas
4) The outmermost circle of flower parts consists of several
a) sepals
b) petals
c) carpels
d)corollas
Pollination occurs when pollen lands on the
a) style
b) stigma
c) filament
d) anther
6) The seed leaves of flowering plants are known as
a endosperm
b carpels
c radicals
d cotyledons
7) In seed plants, the structure that encloses the male gametophyte and transports it to another plant is called a
a pollen grain
b seed
c flower
d pollinator
10 points: Plants - Multiple Choice?
1. a
2. c
3. d
4. b
5. b
6. c
7. b
Just a guess
I need help with this?
which of the following that are required for a flower to be perfect?
sepals
petals
stamens
carpels
androecium
calyx
perianth
corolla
gynoecium
repectacle
I need help with this?
Perfect flowers need both male and female parts in the same flower. Also they need the receptacle to hold them all together.
sepals
petals
stamens
carpels
androecium
calyx
perianth
corolla
gynoecium
repectacle
I need help with this?
Perfect flowers need both male and female parts in the same flower. Also they need the receptacle to hold them all together.
Biology HW help?!?
is it true that there is the same number of petals and sepals on a flower??
Biology HW help?!?
On flowers of the same species, yes.
Reply:yes if from the same species
monocotyledons have no. multiple of 3 or 9
Reply:its not neccessary man
DOG
Biology HW help?!?
On flowers of the same species, yes.
Reply:yes if from the same species
monocotyledons have no. multiple of 3 or 9
Reply:its not neccessary man
DOG
After fertilization...?
what happens to the following structures?
a)the antipodal cells %26amp; the synergid cells.
b)the sepals and the petals
c)the ovary and the style
d)the stamens
e)the receptacle
.besides,name the parts of the seed which will develop into:
a)the root
b)the shoot
c)the leaves
After fertilization...?
Most of these answers can be found at the site listed below - about halfway down the page:
http://www.mhhe.com/biosci/genbio/maderb...
a)the antipodal cells %26amp; the synergid cells.
b)the sepals and the petals
c)the ovary and the style
d)the stamens
e)the receptacle
.besides,name the parts of the seed which will develop into:
a)the root
b)the shoot
c)the leaves
After fertilization...?
Most of these answers can be found at the site listed below - about halfway down the page:
http://www.mhhe.com/biosci/genbio/maderb...
A few biology questions I couldnt figure out.?
Which of the following cells would be found in xylem tissue?
A.sieve tube members
B.tracheids
C.companion cells
D.guard cells
Where does the process of double fertilization occur in flowering plants?
in the pollen tube
in the stigma
in the central nucleus
in the ovule
The megaspore of a conifer will become _____.
female gametophyte
male gametophyte
male sporophyte
female sporophyte
A flower that has sepals, petals, stamens, and pistils is called a _____ flower.
female
male
complete
incomplete
What is the most likely seed-dispersal mechanism for a walnut?
eaten by animals
catch in animal fur
wind
water
A few biology questions I couldnt figure out.?
1.B
2.D
3.A
4.C
5.A
Reply:sieve tubes and companion cells are phloem elements, tracheids are xylem elements, guard cells belong to stomata.
Fertilization, think about it....Where is the egg...the ovule.
Pollen tube is male tissue, stigma is the receptor for the pollen, the central nucleus is in the ovule and is the recipient of only half of the double fertilization event.
Megaspores are female and become eggs, microspores are male and become pollen (regardless of vascular plant species). Gametophytes are haploid (ie pollen and ovule) sporophytes are diploid (usually the adult plant).
Flowers... female have pistils, males have stamens, complete means "contains all floral organs", incomplete means "missing one or more floral organs" (male flowers are missing female organs, female flowers are missing male organs).
Walnuts are heavy (don't fly), have no barbs (for catching in fur), and are not generally found around large bodies of water.
A.sieve tube members
B.tracheids
C.companion cells
D.guard cells
Where does the process of double fertilization occur in flowering plants?
in the pollen tube
in the stigma
in the central nucleus
in the ovule
The megaspore of a conifer will become _____.
female gametophyte
male gametophyte
male sporophyte
female sporophyte
A flower that has sepals, petals, stamens, and pistils is called a _____ flower.
female
male
complete
incomplete
What is the most likely seed-dispersal mechanism for a walnut?
eaten by animals
catch in animal fur
wind
water
A few biology questions I couldnt figure out.?
1.B
2.D
3.A
4.C
5.A
Reply:sieve tubes and companion cells are phloem elements, tracheids are xylem elements, guard cells belong to stomata.
Fertilization, think about it....Where is the egg...the ovule.
Pollen tube is male tissue, stigma is the receptor for the pollen, the central nucleus is in the ovule and is the recipient of only half of the double fertilization event.
Megaspores are female and become eggs, microspores are male and become pollen (regardless of vascular plant species). Gametophytes are haploid (ie pollen and ovule) sporophytes are diploid (usually the adult plant).
Flowers... female have pistils, males have stamens, complete means "contains all floral organs", incomplete means "missing one or more floral organs" (male flowers are missing female organs, female flowers are missing male organs).
Walnuts are heavy (don't fly), have no barbs (for catching in fur), and are not generally found around large bodies of water.
Crataegus Monogyna - Common Hawthorn?
Greetings,
I'd need to find something which deals with Crataegus Monogyna and in particular with its physiology and anatomy. In particular, I should know:
- the type of flowers, the number of petals, sepals, shape of flowers, if they're solitary flowers or inflorescences;
- something about the reproduction;
- something about the ovary position or other special features; something about the fruit;
- something about the typology of root;
- something related to the stem, its growth, how it is done (if it has got a secondary growth, sapwood, heartwood, cork...).
I've found several different things on the Internet but I've not fully answered to these 'questions'. Could you please help me?
Thanks in advance.
Crataegus Monogyna - Common Hawthorn?
Here you go, buddy!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crataegus_m...
Good Luck!!
I'd need to find something which deals with Crataegus Monogyna and in particular with its physiology and anatomy. In particular, I should know:
- the type of flowers, the number of petals, sepals, shape of flowers, if they're solitary flowers or inflorescences;
- something about the reproduction;
- something about the ovary position or other special features; something about the fruit;
- something about the typology of root;
- something related to the stem, its growth, how it is done (if it has got a secondary growth, sapwood, heartwood, cork...).
I've found several different things on the Internet but I've not fully answered to these 'questions'. Could you please help me?
Thanks in advance.
Crataegus Monogyna - Common Hawthorn?
Here you go, buddy!!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crataegus_m...
Good Luck!!
Plant quetion?
Place the following events in the correct order:
a) Fertilization occurs.
b) Sepals cover flower bud.
c) Seeds and fruit mature.
d) Pollen forms in the anther.
e) The zygote develops into an embryo.
f) Pollen lands on the stigma.
Write the letters of the events in the correct order:
Plant quetion?
b,d, f, a, e, , c
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a) Fertilization occurs.
b) Sepals cover flower bud.
c) Seeds and fruit mature.
d) Pollen forms in the anther.
e) The zygote develops into an embryo.
f) Pollen lands on the stigma.
Write the letters of the events in the correct order:
Plant quetion?
b,d, f, a, e, , c
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Please help! I've been struggling with these questions forever!?
1. Which of the following are capable of self-pollination? Explain. (There can be more than one answer)
(A) A flower with a pistil, stamens, petals, and sepals
(B) A flower with stamens and petals
(C) A flower with a pistil, petals, and sepals?
2. Which of those flowers require another flower for pollination? Explain.
Please help! I've been struggling with these questions forever!?
#1 is A as it has both a Pistil (the female reproductive organ) and Stamen (male reproductive organ)
#2 is B and C both because they only have one of the required sex organs
Reply:pistil,stamens A
petals and sepals arent involved
A B C
A can be a normals flower
B and see just have one sex so need another for pollination
Reply:Petals and sepals are irrelevant to the question of self-pollination.
To self-pollinate a flower needs both pistil and stamens. Therefore A can self-pollinate. Stamens produce pollen, so a flower with stamens only (B) can polinate another flower but cannot be pollinated. Flower C, with a pistil only, needs pollen from another flower.
(A) A flower with a pistil, stamens, petals, and sepals
(B) A flower with stamens and petals
(C) A flower with a pistil, petals, and sepals?
2. Which of those flowers require another flower for pollination? Explain.
Please help! I've been struggling with these questions forever!?
#1 is A as it has both a Pistil (the female reproductive organ) and Stamen (male reproductive organ)
#2 is B and C both because they only have one of the required sex organs
Reply:pistil,stamens A
petals and sepals arent involved
A B C
A can be a normals flower
B and see just have one sex so need another for pollination
Reply:Petals and sepals are irrelevant to the question of self-pollination.
To self-pollinate a flower needs both pistil and stamens. Therefore A can self-pollinate. Stamens produce pollen, so a flower with stamens only (B) can polinate another flower but cannot be pollinated. Flower C, with a pistil only, needs pollen from another flower.
Biology-- plants question?
Petals are leaf-like structures arranged in a circle at the tip of a flower stem.
Is this true or false? I'm thinking it might be "sepals" instead of "petals" making it false, but I'm not sure. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
Biology-- plants question?
sepal is the female part in the center. stamen are the male parts around the sepal. petals are the only things that could be considered leaf-like so it should be petals.
Reply:false
Is this true or false? I'm thinking it might be "sepals" instead of "petals" making it false, but I'm not sure. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks.
Biology-- plants question?
sepal is the female part in the center. stamen are the male parts around the sepal. petals are the only things that could be considered leaf-like so it should be petals.
Reply:false
A perfect flower must have all the following EXCEPT.....?
a. anthers
b. ovary
c. sepals
d. ovules
A perfect flower must have all the following EXCEPT.....?
An anther is the pollen-bearing part of the stamen. An ovary is the ovule-bearing lower part of a pistil that ripens into a fruit. A plant does not need all it's fruits to survive so it is probably this one. A sepal is one of the separate, usually green parts forming the calyx of a flower. An ovule is a minute structure in seed plants, containing the embryo sac and surrounded by the nucellus, that develops into a seed after fertilization.
In some species, unisexual (male or female) flowers are produced on separate plants. So a "male" plant would not need an ovary. Some plants have both male and female parts on one plant but other species have just the male or just the female.
I could be wrong. I'm not 100% sure. Did they pass your test back with the answer marked wrong but the teacher didn't write in the right answer but you need to know it for the final? If so, which one did you pick that was marked wrong?
Reply:c
Reply:sepals.
b. ovary
c. sepals
d. ovules
A perfect flower must have all the following EXCEPT.....?
An anther is the pollen-bearing part of the stamen. An ovary is the ovule-bearing lower part of a pistil that ripens into a fruit. A plant does not need all it's fruits to survive so it is probably this one. A sepal is one of the separate, usually green parts forming the calyx of a flower. An ovule is a minute structure in seed plants, containing the embryo sac and surrounded by the nucellus, that develops into a seed after fertilization.
In some species, unisexual (male or female) flowers are produced on separate plants. So a "male" plant would not need an ovary. Some plants have both male and female parts on one plant but other species have just the male or just the female.
I could be wrong. I'm not 100% sure. Did they pass your test back with the answer marked wrong but the teacher didn't write in the right answer but you need to know it for the final? If so, which one did you pick that was marked wrong?
Reply:c
Reply:sepals.
Plant pollination question?
Flowers that are pollinated by the wind have smaller petals and sepals than flowers that are pollinated by insects or animals. Why are small petals advantageous for the pollinating process?
Plant pollination question?
When you're wind pollinated, anything besides stamens and pistils is a waste of space and energy and does nothing but get in the way.
Reply:if the petals are large in wind pollinating flowers than stamens wont b sufficently exposed to discharge pollen grains with the slight breeze n even pistils also wont be exposed to receive the pollengrains n moreover why to waste energy in producing larger petals when there is no worry of attracting insects
Help for melasma
Plant pollination question?
When you're wind pollinated, anything besides stamens and pistils is a waste of space and energy and does nothing but get in the way.
Reply:if the petals are large in wind pollinating flowers than stamens wont b sufficently exposed to discharge pollen grains with the slight breeze n even pistils also wont be exposed to receive the pollengrains n moreover why to waste energy in producing larger petals when there is no worry of attracting insects
Help for melasma
Science questions i've looked everywhere!!?
how many compartments are in the cross section of the ovary?
how do the numbers of stamens, petals, and sepals compare to each other?
Science questions i've looked everywhere!!?
I'm going to assume that you're talking about angiosperms for both cases.
For the first part, I believe there are usually 2-6 ovule per ovary. One large compartment housing all of them in a single plant.
I didn't think there was a relationship between the number of stamens, petals and sepals, but if I were to guess, according to the pictures I've seen:
There are 1/2 as many petals as stamens
There are 1/3 as many sepals as stamens.
I know this isn't a great answer, but I hope it gets you started somewhere.
how do the numbers of stamens, petals, and sepals compare to each other?
Science questions i've looked everywhere!!?
I'm going to assume that you're talking about angiosperms for both cases.
For the first part, I believe there are usually 2-6 ovule per ovary. One large compartment housing all of them in a single plant.
I didn't think there was a relationship between the number of stamens, petals and sepals, but if I were to guess, according to the pictures I've seen:
There are 1/2 as many petals as stamens
There are 1/3 as many sepals as stamens.
I know this isn't a great answer, but I hope it gets you started somewhere.
Do (or did they ever) your spouses/ lovers past relationships matter (non sex history)? How much?
I was listening to one of my friends talk VERY insecurely about one of the guys his now girlfriend( for 1.5 years) HAD dated. Which made me think.. i know most people talk to there spouses about there past history.. But after so long should you leave that stuff in the past... i mean im only 18 so i may just be ni-eve but if its going to hurt so bad then why talk about past love(s)? After so long in a relationship shouldn't both people just stop and take a look at how happy they are no matter the other persons past.. i mean dwell on the future. i gave him the whole sepal on she loves you now it doesn't matter, she was looking for the right one..blablabla .. i just don't think it worked... is there anything else i could do and/or say?
Do (or did they ever) your spouses/ lovers past relationships matter (non sex history)? How much?
Good question. I think it is better to leave in past. Although you can tell a lot about a person by how they talk about thier ex's. I was talking the other week to an ex about previous relationships - we didn't whilst going out - and I'm glad we didn't. As friends we take it as is - as partners we can sometimes become preoccupied. I know my friends hate it when their girlfriends talk about their ex's. A guy thing.
Reply:As a couple I think it is a good idea to talk about it after you both feel comfortable with the subject. But after a couple times i wouldn't really be willing to KEEP bringing it up because it IS the past and the person your with is the current and possibly future and the only comparison that could be made are only ones YOU make...
Reply:Well guys overthink things to much.How can you blame someone for something they did before they knew you. Thats all you really can say
Reply:i think the more experienced a man is the better. more friskya\ andthinnd wikling to things.
Reply:It is usually bad manners to bring up past history or dirty laundry. When a relationship begins, it is natural curiosity, but still focusing on who you are with now is pivotally important. If you want to compare, keep it to yourself.
That being said, the dilemma I may face in the future is that the person I have become has something to do with my ex-wife. I am grateful to her and as much as I would not want to talk about her, it is very hard. We stopped waging war and became the very best of friends. Returning to love and returning to God was my doing, but she played a part.
Reply:Well when it comes to talking about past relationships, its a two part thing. On one side of looking at it, obviously if you care enough to remember about your previous relationships, there is a part of you that is still trying to let go. Thus a good reason for talking about past relationships.
The other side of this, when you talk about your past relationships, it's showing your partner all the experiences you've gone through. For some people, they may not like people who haven't experienced all the ups and downs of being in a relationship, it's just a way of checking how serious someone is. When you tell someone about your past relationships, it's telling your partner just how experienced you are with relationships.
Previous relationships are important to commemorate at least once in a while because we're supposed to learn from our mistakes.
Reply:this is a tricky one cos people are often a mine field of insecurities and when opening up about our past loves you never know how your bf/gf will handle it. In our relationships we want it all!! we want our bf/gf's to be open yet rarely have the stomach to handle hearing that they have ever loved anyone but us. The thought that the one we love might have loved someone more than ourselves is a always frightening possibility. This friend of yours is just in the process of facing those fears.. there really isn't much you can do to alleviate his worries... accept to tell him to talk to his girlfreind about it. He really needs to tell her that he loves her and for that reason feels this insecurity. If he doesn't talk to her about it, his insecuritues might get expressed in unhealthy ways.. ie.he might get snappy at his girlfriend over little things, or he might give her snarky digs about anything that triggers his insecure feelings. And she won't have a clue why. So hopefully if he tells her and she loves him, she will be able to reassure him that she has moved on from the past and that she loves him
Do (or did they ever) your spouses/ lovers past relationships matter (non sex history)? How much?
Good question. I think it is better to leave in past. Although you can tell a lot about a person by how they talk about thier ex's. I was talking the other week to an ex about previous relationships - we didn't whilst going out - and I'm glad we didn't. As friends we take it as is - as partners we can sometimes become preoccupied. I know my friends hate it when their girlfriends talk about their ex's. A guy thing.
Reply:As a couple I think it is a good idea to talk about it after you both feel comfortable with the subject. But after a couple times i wouldn't really be willing to KEEP bringing it up because it IS the past and the person your with is the current and possibly future and the only comparison that could be made are only ones YOU make...
Reply:Well guys overthink things to much.How can you blame someone for something they did before they knew you. Thats all you really can say
Reply:i think the more experienced a man is the better. more friskya\ andthinnd wikling to things.
Reply:It is usually bad manners to bring up past history or dirty laundry. When a relationship begins, it is natural curiosity, but still focusing on who you are with now is pivotally important. If you want to compare, keep it to yourself.
That being said, the dilemma I may face in the future is that the person I have become has something to do with my ex-wife. I am grateful to her and as much as I would not want to talk about her, it is very hard. We stopped waging war and became the very best of friends. Returning to love and returning to God was my doing, but she played a part.
Reply:Well when it comes to talking about past relationships, its a two part thing. On one side of looking at it, obviously if you care enough to remember about your previous relationships, there is a part of you that is still trying to let go. Thus a good reason for talking about past relationships.
The other side of this, when you talk about your past relationships, it's showing your partner all the experiences you've gone through. For some people, they may not like people who haven't experienced all the ups and downs of being in a relationship, it's just a way of checking how serious someone is. When you tell someone about your past relationships, it's telling your partner just how experienced you are with relationships.
Previous relationships are important to commemorate at least once in a while because we're supposed to learn from our mistakes.
Reply:this is a tricky one cos people are often a mine field of insecurities and when opening up about our past loves you never know how your bf/gf will handle it. In our relationships we want it all!! we want our bf/gf's to be open yet rarely have the stomach to handle hearing that they have ever loved anyone but us. The thought that the one we love might have loved someone more than ourselves is a always frightening possibility. This friend of yours is just in the process of facing those fears.. there really isn't much you can do to alleviate his worries... accept to tell him to talk to his girlfreind about it. He really needs to tell her that he loves her and for that reason feels this insecurity. If he doesn't talk to her about it, his insecuritues might get expressed in unhealthy ways.. ie.he might get snappy at his girlfriend over little things, or he might give her snarky digs about anything that triggers his insecure feelings. And she won't have a clue why. So hopefully if he tells her and she loves him, she will be able to reassure him that she has moved on from the past and that she loves him
A staminate flower is one that has stamens but no?
A-anthers
B-carpals
C-petels
D-pollen
E-sepals
A staminate flower is one that has stamens but no?
A flower having stamens but lacking functional carpals.
so the answer is B
B-carpals
C-petels
D-pollen
E-sepals
A staminate flower is one that has stamens but no?
A flower having stamens but lacking functional carpals.
so the answer is B
D0ES ANYONE UNDERSTAND PLANT REPR0DUCTiON?
1. pollen cone 2. pollen grain 3. seed cone
4. ovule 5. pollen tube 6. sepals 7.petal
8 anther 9 carpel 10. ovary
a. produces pollen grains
b. flower structure containing one or more ovules
c. male cone that produces male gametophytes
d. brightly colored part of a flower that attracts insects
e. innermost floral part that produces the female gametophytes
f. male gametophyte stage of a gymnosperm
g. cone in which gymnosperms produce female gametophytes
h. structure found in pairs near the base of each scale on a seed cone
i. enclose the bud before it opens and protects the developing flower
j. contains two haploid sperm cells
D0ES ANYONE UNDERSTAND PLANT REPR0DUCTiON?
1) c
2) f
3) g
4) h
5) j
6) i
7) d
8) a
9) e
10) b
Reply:yep .... just like humans do ..... =))
Reply:Duh!Botanists,biologists,teachers,studen... and many more people.sometimes mad people!(no offence)
riding boots
4. ovule 5. pollen tube 6. sepals 7.petal
8 anther 9 carpel 10. ovary
a. produces pollen grains
b. flower structure containing one or more ovules
c. male cone that produces male gametophytes
d. brightly colored part of a flower that attracts insects
e. innermost floral part that produces the female gametophytes
f. male gametophyte stage of a gymnosperm
g. cone in which gymnosperms produce female gametophytes
h. structure found in pairs near the base of each scale on a seed cone
i. enclose the bud before it opens and protects the developing flower
j. contains two haploid sperm cells
D0ES ANYONE UNDERSTAND PLANT REPR0DUCTiON?
1) c
2) f
3) g
4) h
5) j
6) i
7) d
8) a
9) e
10) b
Reply:yep .... just like humans do ..... =))
Reply:Duh!Botanists,biologists,teachers,studen... and many more people.sometimes mad people!(no offence)
riding boots
AP Biology help?
This is the question:
While studying the plant Arabidopsis, a botanist finds that an RNA probe produces colored spots in the sepals of the plant. From this information, what information can be inferred?
A. The differently colored plants will attract different pollingating insects.
B. The RNA probe is transported only to certain tissues.
C. The colored regions were caused by mutations that occurred in the sepals.
D. The RNA probe is specific to a gene active in sepals.
E. More research needs to be done on the sepals of Arabidopsis.
Serious answers only, please!
AP Biology help?
D. All cells in the plant should have the same DNA (ignoring randomly scattered mutations). However, the DNA is only used for transcription (conversion into RNA) in places where the gene is active. In the places where the gene is active, the RNA will be used for translation, allowing the corresponding proteins to be formed.
Reply:I think it is D. The RNA probe will bind to its complementary DNA and produce color when developed (given that the probe is labeled, either fluorescent or radioactive). If the complementary DNA is found in the sepals, you will see color spots in the sepals.
Reply:Not 100% sure, but have taken AP bio in high school too.
I'm thinking it's D.
While studying the plant Arabidopsis, a botanist finds that an RNA probe produces colored spots in the sepals of the plant. From this information, what information can be inferred?
A. The differently colored plants will attract different pollingating insects.
B. The RNA probe is transported only to certain tissues.
C. The colored regions were caused by mutations that occurred in the sepals.
D. The RNA probe is specific to a gene active in sepals.
E. More research needs to be done on the sepals of Arabidopsis.
Serious answers only, please!
AP Biology help?
D. All cells in the plant should have the same DNA (ignoring randomly scattered mutations). However, the DNA is only used for transcription (conversion into RNA) in places where the gene is active. In the places where the gene is active, the RNA will be used for translation, allowing the corresponding proteins to be formed.
Reply:I think it is D. The RNA probe will bind to its complementary DNA and produce color when developed (given that the probe is labeled, either fluorescent or radioactive). If the complementary DNA is found in the sepals, you will see color spots in the sepals.
Reply:Not 100% sure, but have taken AP bio in high school too.
I'm thinking it's D.
Can you help me with this multiple choice question ill make sure to give you best answer.?
1) In seed plants, the _____ transfers sperm from a pollen grain directly to an egg in an ovule
A) pollinator B) seed coat C) endosperm D) pollen tube
2) In conifers, the sporophyte produces spores and gametophytes in
A) Flowers B) cones C) Sori D) sporangia
3) Which part of a flower produces eggs?
A) pistil B) petal C) stamen D) Sepal
4) In angiosperms, the zygote and the first cell of the endosperm form by
a) mitosis b) meiosis c) pollination d) double fertilization
Can you help me with this multiple choice question ill make sure to give you best answer.?
1) A: Pollinator
2) B: Cones
3) A: Pistil
4) A: Mitosis
Reply:1. D. pollen tube. Pollinators are the agents though. Options B and C are not related to the topic.
2. B. cones
3. A. pistil. B and D are not reproductive parts. C is a male part.
4. C. pollination
Hope this helps...
Reply:1. Pollen tube
2.
3. pistil
4. meiosis
A) pollinator B) seed coat C) endosperm D) pollen tube
2) In conifers, the sporophyte produces spores and gametophytes in
A) Flowers B) cones C) Sori D) sporangia
3) Which part of a flower produces eggs?
A) pistil B) petal C) stamen D) Sepal
4) In angiosperms, the zygote and the first cell of the endosperm form by
a) mitosis b) meiosis c) pollination d) double fertilization
Can you help me with this multiple choice question ill make sure to give you best answer.?
1) A: Pollinator
2) B: Cones
3) A: Pistil
4) A: Mitosis
Reply:1. D. pollen tube. Pollinators are the agents though. Options B and C are not related to the topic.
2. B. cones
3. A. pistil. B and D are not reproductive parts. C is a male part.
4. C. pollination
Hope this helps...
Reply:1. Pollen tube
2.
3. pistil
4. meiosis
Number trivia?
1. I took part in the New York Marathon last year; however, after I completed the first 2/3 of the course, I developed a blister on my left foot and had to hobble the rest of the way to the finish line. It took me just twice as long to hobble the remainder of the race as it did to run the first two-thirds. How many times faster did I run than I hobbled?
2. Complete the analogy:
783948 is to 152712 as 497879 is to 135616 therefore 972956 is to what?
3. If caviar + never = taxing
cover + think = jovial
maize +shiver = hovel
Then : seven + haven = ?
Find the correct answer from the following: (trick, boxes, crates, caves, levity)
4. Which number is the odd one out?
29498 17157 18367
25284 20769
18662 11739 20468
5. PRONE, VERSE, *******, APRON, EVER, SEPAL, MIST
What seven-letter word is missing
Number trivia?
3. is probably boxes cause in the first one caviar and never both have a v in the middle and taxing has an x, so seven and haven have a v so boxes had an x.
2. Complete the analogy:
783948 is to 152712 as 497879 is to 135616 therefore 972956 is to what?
3. If caviar + never = taxing
cover + think = jovial
maize +shiver = hovel
Then : seven + haven = ?
Find the correct answer from the following: (trick, boxes, crates, caves, levity)
4. Which number is the odd one out?
29498 17157 18367
25284 20769
18662 11739 20468
5. PRONE, VERSE, *******, APRON, EVER, SEPAL, MIST
What seven-letter word is missing
Number trivia?
3. is probably boxes cause in the first one caviar and never both have a v in the middle and taxing has an x, so seven and haven have a v so boxes had an x.
Biology help..?
Which part of a flower develops into a fruit?
anthers
ovary
pollen tube
stigma
sepals
Which is NOT a factor in the movement of water through a plant’s vascular tissues?
meristems
transpiration
capillary action
osmotic pressure
water evaporation from leaves
In angiosperms, the structures that produce the male gametophyte are called the what?
stigmas
sepal
pollen tubes
anthers
What are two structures specialized for reproduction in seed plants?
meristems
terminal buds
flowers
lateral buds
cones
Which of the following is not true of reproduction in a pine tree?
one sperm fertilizes the egg
the pollen tube contains two diploid sperm
the zygote grows into an embryo
one sperm disintegrates
Which of the following cell types is NOT found in a plant’s vascular tissue?
vessel element
tracheid
companion cell
guard cell
sieve tube element
What is the waterproof strip that surrounds cells of endodermis?
vascular cambium
cortex
Casparian strip
Biology help..?
ovary
meristems
anthers
flowers and cones
the pollen tube contains 2 diploid sperms
guard cell
Casparian strip
family nanny
anthers
ovary
pollen tube
stigma
sepals
Which is NOT a factor in the movement of water through a plant’s vascular tissues?
meristems
transpiration
capillary action
osmotic pressure
water evaporation from leaves
In angiosperms, the structures that produce the male gametophyte are called the what?
stigmas
sepal
pollen tubes
anthers
What are two structures specialized for reproduction in seed plants?
meristems
terminal buds
flowers
lateral buds
cones
Which of the following is not true of reproduction in a pine tree?
one sperm fertilizes the egg
the pollen tube contains two diploid sperm
the zygote grows into an embryo
one sperm disintegrates
Which of the following cell types is NOT found in a plant’s vascular tissue?
vessel element
tracheid
companion cell
guard cell
sieve tube element
What is the waterproof strip that surrounds cells of endodermis?
vascular cambium
cortex
Casparian strip
Biology help..?
ovary
meristems
anthers
flowers and cones
the pollen tube contains 2 diploid sperms
guard cell
Casparian strip
family nanny
Daffodil help?
how many sepals and pistils does a daffodil have?
and is the color fused or not?
(just looking for a reasonable answer)
Daffodil help?
There are many different types of daffodil, so there is no single answer. See the American Daffodil Society's web page: http://daffodilusa.org/daffodils/div.htm...
and is the color fused or not?
(just looking for a reasonable answer)
Daffodil help?
There are many different types of daffodil, so there is no single answer. See the American Daffodil Society's web page: http://daffodilusa.org/daffodils/div.htm...
Can you help me with these multiple choice questions?
1) In seed plants, the _____ transfers sperm from a pollen grain directly to an egg in an ovule
A) pollinator B) seed coat C) endosperm D) pollen tube
2) In conifers, the sporophyte produces spores and gametophytes in
A) Flowers B) cones C) Sori D) sporangia
3) Which part of a flower produces eggs?
A) pistil B) petal C) stamen D) Sepal
4) In angiosperms, the zygote and the first cell of the endosperm form by
a) mitosis b) meiosis c) pollination d) double fertilization
Can you help me with these multiple choice questions?
1. D
2. B
3. A
4. D
Reply:1. D
2. D
3. A
4. C
Reply:1d 2b 3ovary 4 cells sp;itting
A) pollinator B) seed coat C) endosperm D) pollen tube
2) In conifers, the sporophyte produces spores and gametophytes in
A) Flowers B) cones C) Sori D) sporangia
3) Which part of a flower produces eggs?
A) pistil B) petal C) stamen D) Sepal
4) In angiosperms, the zygote and the first cell of the endosperm form by
a) mitosis b) meiosis c) pollination d) double fertilization
Can you help me with these multiple choice questions?
1. D
2. B
3. A
4. D
Reply:1. D
2. D
3. A
4. C
Reply:1d 2b 3ovary 4 cells sp;itting
I don't understand the poem, "Departmental" by Robert Frost. Do you?????
An ant on the tablecloth
Ran into a dormant moth
Of many times his size.
He showed not the least surprise.
His business wasn't with such.
He gave it scarcely a touch,
And was off on his duty run.
Yet if he encountered one
Of the hive's enquiry squad
Whose work is to find out God
And the nature of time and space,
He would put him onto the case.
Ants are a curious race;
One crossing with hurried tread
The body of one of their dead
Isn't given a moment's arrest-
Seems not even impressed.
But he no doubts report to any
With whom he crosses antennae,
And they no doubt report
To the higher up at court.
Then word goes forth in Formic:
"Death's come to Jerry McCormic,
Our selfless forager Jerry.
Will the special Janizary
Whose office it is to bury
The dead of the commissary
Go bring him home to his people.
Lay him in state on a sepal.
Wrap him for shroud in a petal.
Embalm him with ichor of nettle.
This is the word of your Queen."
I don't understand the poem, "Departmental" by Robert Frost. Do you?????
It represents human nature. The deviced used is a sing-song repitition. Work on your critical thinking skills such as level 6 thinking. I find that this poem is of level 6 thinking. Asking this question tells me that you're brain is at a level 2 thinking. Obviously your English teacher is in trouble!!! Also, I assume you're from the LAUSD district cuz gosh how bad you are. Good luck with your life.
Ran into a dormant moth
Of many times his size.
He showed not the least surprise.
His business wasn't with such.
He gave it scarcely a touch,
And was off on his duty run.
Yet if he encountered one
Of the hive's enquiry squad
Whose work is to find out God
And the nature of time and space,
He would put him onto the case.
Ants are a curious race;
One crossing with hurried tread
The body of one of their dead
Isn't given a moment's arrest-
Seems not even impressed.
But he no doubts report to any
With whom he crosses antennae,
And they no doubt report
To the higher up at court.
Then word goes forth in Formic:
"Death's come to Jerry McCormic,
Our selfless forager Jerry.
Will the special Janizary
Whose office it is to bury
The dead of the commissary
Go bring him home to his people.
Lay him in state on a sepal.
Wrap him for shroud in a petal.
Embalm him with ichor of nettle.
This is the word of your Queen."
I don't understand the poem, "Departmental" by Robert Frost. Do you?????
It represents human nature. The deviced used is a sing-song repitition. Work on your critical thinking skills such as level 6 thinking. I find that this poem is of level 6 thinking. Asking this question tells me that you're brain is at a level 2 thinking. Obviously your English teacher is in trouble!!! Also, I assume you're from the LAUSD district cuz gosh how bad you are. Good luck with your life.
Brain Teasers?
1. Complete the analogy:
783948 is to 152712
as 497879 is to 135616
therefore 972956 is to ?
2. caviar + never = taxing
cover + think = jovial
maize + shiver = hovel
therefore: seven + haven = ?
is it: trick, boxes, crates, caves, levity
3. PRONE, VERSE, *******, APRON, EVER, SEPAL, MIST
What seven-letter word is missing from the above list?
4. Which number is the odd one out?
29498 17157 18367
25284 20769
18662 11739 20468
Any and all answers are appreciated.
Thanks a lot.
Brain Teasers?
1. 486120
2. crates
3. ??//
4. 25284
Reply:wtf my brain hurts
Reply:1. 486120
2. Crates
3. ????????
4. 17157
shoes stock
783948 is to 152712
as 497879 is to 135616
therefore 972956 is to ?
2. caviar + never = taxing
cover + think = jovial
maize + shiver = hovel
therefore: seven + haven = ?
is it: trick, boxes, crates, caves, levity
3. PRONE, VERSE, *******, APRON, EVER, SEPAL, MIST
What seven-letter word is missing from the above list?
4. Which number is the odd one out?
29498 17157 18367
25284 20769
18662 11739 20468
Any and all answers are appreciated.
Thanks a lot.
Brain Teasers?
1. 486120
2. crates
3. ??//
4. 25284
Reply:wtf my brain hurts
Reply:1. 486120
2. Crates
3. ????????
4. 17157
shoes stock
Science help 21-30?
21: Certain types of cancer are genetic.
True
False
Answer 3
Answer 4
22: Ethnicity is a factor in the development of skin cancer.
True
False
Answer 3
Answer 4
23: HPV, a virus that has been linked to cancer, is contagious.
True
False
Answer 3
Answer 4
24: Men cannot develop breast cancer.
True
False
Answer 3
Answer 4
25: Cancer is a group of over 500 diseases.
True
False
Answer 3
Answer 4
26: Which part holds the plant upright and transports food and water?
The roots
The stem
The filament
The sepal
27: What is the name used when the pollen and the ovule join together to make a seed?
Reproduction
Planting
Birth
Cloning
28: Which part of the plant has the male and female reproductive organs?
Flowers
Stems
Anthers
Nodes
29: The anther is which of the following?
The female part of the plant
The male part of the plant
An asexual part of the plant
Not a part of a plant
30: Pollen is produced in which of these parts of a flower?
The stem
The style
The sepal
The anther
Science help 21-30?
21. True
22. True
(Complexion - Skin cancers are more common in people with light-colored skin, hair, and eyes.
Genetics - Having a family history of melanoma increases the risk of developing this cancer.
Age - Nonmelanoma skin cancers are more common after age 40.
Sun exposure and sunburn - Most skin cancers occur on areas of the skin that are regularly exposed to sunlight or other ultraviolet radiation. This is considered the primary cause of all skin cancers.)
24. true
26. the stem
27. The answer is fertilization but you didn't list that so i don't know.
29. the male part
30. the anther
True
False
Answer 3
Answer 4
22: Ethnicity is a factor in the development of skin cancer.
True
False
Answer 3
Answer 4
23: HPV, a virus that has been linked to cancer, is contagious.
True
False
Answer 3
Answer 4
24: Men cannot develop breast cancer.
True
False
Answer 3
Answer 4
25: Cancer is a group of over 500 diseases.
True
False
Answer 3
Answer 4
26: Which part holds the plant upright and transports food and water?
The roots
The stem
The filament
The sepal
27: What is the name used when the pollen and the ovule join together to make a seed?
Reproduction
Planting
Birth
Cloning
28: Which part of the plant has the male and female reproductive organs?
Flowers
Stems
Anthers
Nodes
29: The anther is which of the following?
The female part of the plant
The male part of the plant
An asexual part of the plant
Not a part of a plant
30: Pollen is produced in which of these parts of a flower?
The stem
The style
The sepal
The anther
Science help 21-30?
21. True
22. True
(Complexion - Skin cancers are more common in people with light-colored skin, hair, and eyes.
Genetics - Having a family history of melanoma increases the risk of developing this cancer.
Age - Nonmelanoma skin cancers are more common after age 40.
Sun exposure and sunburn - Most skin cancers occur on areas of the skin that are regularly exposed to sunlight or other ultraviolet radiation. This is considered the primary cause of all skin cancers.)
24. true
26. the stem
27. The answer is fertilization but you didn't list that so i don't know.
29. the male part
30. the anther
TEASERS...think u can do it?
1) PRONE, VERSE, *******, APRON, EVER, SEPAL, MIST
What seven-letter word is missing from the above list?
2) caviar + never = taxing
cover + think = jovial
maize + shiver = hovel
therefore: seven + haven = ?
is it: trick, boxes, crates, caves, levity
TEASERS...think u can do it?
1.) palmist
2.) levity? i don't know. i tried.
Reply:1) it's PALMIST
2) Don't know yet
Reply:WTF??!!!
Reply:1 palmist
2 ?
Reply:um...I want what you`re on..
Reply:1. palmist
2. boxes
[edit] - i believe the trick is the "v"s in the first words are added to either make "V" or "X" in the answer. Only one "V" added to nothing make "V". If both words have "V" , "V"+"V" = "X" .... think roman numerals.
What seven-letter word is missing from the above list?
2) caviar + never = taxing
cover + think = jovial
maize + shiver = hovel
therefore: seven + haven = ?
is it: trick, boxes, crates, caves, levity
TEASERS...think u can do it?
1.) palmist
2.) levity? i don't know. i tried.
Reply:1) it's PALMIST
2) Don't know yet
Reply:WTF??!!!
Reply:1 palmist
2 ?
Reply:um...I want what you`re on..
Reply:1. palmist
2. boxes
[edit] - i believe the trick is the "v"s in the first words are added to either make "V" or "X" in the answer. Only one "V" added to nothing make "V". If both words have "V" , "V"+"V" = "X" .... think roman numerals.
Can u please help me with these questions. Thank u.?
1: Which part holds the plant upright and transports food and water?
The roots
The stem
The filament
The sepal
2: What is the name used when the pollen and the ovule join together to make a seed?
Reproduction
Planting
Birth
Cloning
3: Which part of the plant has the male and female reproductive organs?
Flowers
Stems
Anthers
Nodes
4: The anther is which of the following?
The female part of the plant
The male part of the plant
An asexual part of the plant
Not a part of a plant
5: Pollen is produced in which of these parts of a flower?
The stem
The style
The sepal
The anther
6: The stigma, style, and ovary make up
The petals
The carpel
The stamen
The sepal
7: What is the name of the process by which a plant makes it own food?
Photosynthesis
Progenesis
Respiration
Chlorophyll
8: What is the green substance in plants called?
Phytoplankton
Photosynthesizer
Chlorophyll
Flora
9: What is the function of the leaves of a plant?
To produce food
To balance the plant
To transport food
To store food
10: What is the name for the part of the plant where pollen is found?
The ovary
The style
The stamen
The filament
Can u please help me with these questions. Thank u.?
1. Stem and roots. They both contain xylem and phloem, but I guess the stem does more to hold the plant upright...
2. Reproduction. It's actually called fertilization, but that's the closest one to the truth...
3. Flower
4. The male part
5. The anther
6. The carpel
7. Photosynthesis
8. Chlorophyll
9. To produce food
10. The stamen
Reply:Hey how old are you?? Is this your homework or something?? But, wait, ur the one asking the questions not me, so..:
1) The roots
2) reproduction
3) flowers
4) male part of the plant
5) anther
6) i don't think it has an answer
7) photosynthesis
8) chlorophyll
9) to produce food
10) stamen
There, hope this has helped...!!! :)
Reply:You have a school book with all the answers look it up. You could have answered all these questions in the time it took you to put them on here.
The roots
The stem
The filament
The sepal
2: What is the name used when the pollen and the ovule join together to make a seed?
Reproduction
Planting
Birth
Cloning
3: Which part of the plant has the male and female reproductive organs?
Flowers
Stems
Anthers
Nodes
4: The anther is which of the following?
The female part of the plant
The male part of the plant
An asexual part of the plant
Not a part of a plant
5: Pollen is produced in which of these parts of a flower?
The stem
The style
The sepal
The anther
6: The stigma, style, and ovary make up
The petals
The carpel
The stamen
The sepal
7: What is the name of the process by which a plant makes it own food?
Photosynthesis
Progenesis
Respiration
Chlorophyll
8: What is the green substance in plants called?
Phytoplankton
Photosynthesizer
Chlorophyll
Flora
9: What is the function of the leaves of a plant?
To produce food
To balance the plant
To transport food
To store food
10: What is the name for the part of the plant where pollen is found?
The ovary
The style
The stamen
The filament
Can u please help me with these questions. Thank u.?
1. Stem and roots. They both contain xylem and phloem, but I guess the stem does more to hold the plant upright...
2. Reproduction. It's actually called fertilization, but that's the closest one to the truth...
3. Flower
4. The male part
5. The anther
6. The carpel
7. Photosynthesis
8. Chlorophyll
9. To produce food
10. The stamen
Reply:Hey how old are you?? Is this your homework or something?? But, wait, ur the one asking the questions not me, so..:
1) The roots
2) reproduction
3) flowers
4) male part of the plant
5) anther
6) i don't think it has an answer
7) photosynthesis
8) chlorophyll
9) to produce food
10) stamen
There, hope this has helped...!!! :)
Reply:You have a school book with all the answers look it up. You could have answered all these questions in the time it took you to put them on here.
Please help me with these questions for 10 point each!?
Which of the following five terms below best matches the situations given in questions 1-3:
(A) Goal
(B) Model
(C) Data
(D) Evaluation
(E) Revision
Flower Parts
for questions 26 - 30.
1: A car mechanic is given a 1966 Mustang to fix. The owner's complaint is that the engine runs roughly, especially when the car is accelerating. The mechanic's first guess as to the source of the problem is that the fuel mix is too rich. After adjusting the fuel mix valve, the problem persists, so the mechanic then guesses that the sparkplug advance mechanism is faulty. Replacing the sparkplug advance mechanism (the diaphragm attached to the distributor) fixes the problem, and the fixed car is returned to the owner.
A, B, C
A, C, D, E
A, B, C, D
A, B, C, D, E
2: To determine the most effective sales strategy, consumer goods retailers sometimes do experiments. These experiments help the retailer understand how people decide what to purchase. For example, the retailer can change whether a product is displayed on a high or low shelf, or can change which products are displayed nearby. The retailer then analyzes these data, and changes their product displays so as to maximize sales.
A, B, C, D, E
A, C, D
A, B, D, E
A, B, C, D
3: A wildlife biologist is put in charge of designing a strategy to maintain a population of mountain lions in West Texas. The first action taken by this biologist is to determine whether population size is increasing or decreasing, while allowing current management practices to continue. By tagging animals and monitoring the population over 10 years, the biologist discovers that the population is declining at 3% per year.
A, B, C,
A, C, D, E
A, B, C, D
A, B, C, D, E
4: Mixtures are generally separated by what methods?
Chemical
Physical
Mechanical
Optical
5: All solutions are mixtures, but not all mixtures are solutions.
Always true
Always false
True, with the exception of water
False, with the exception of water
6: As the temperature of a mixture increases, one part of the mixture may melt while the other parts remain solid.
Always true
Always false
True for all liquid mixtures
False for all liquid mixtures
7: Which of these is not a mixture?
Oil and water
Sand and water
Diet Soda
All are mixtures
8: Before the creation of the world as we know it, the earth:
Was flat
Was bright
Was empty
Was inhabited by fish men
9: How many days did it take for God to complete creating the world?
5
3
7
8
10: On the first day, God saw that the light was:
Bright
Too dim
Hot
Good
11: In order to give light to the world, on the fourth day God created how many great lights?
1
2
3
4
12: Latin was the language of the Romans. "Gravity" comes from the Latin word "gravis". What does it mean?
Light
Heavy
Medium
Great
13: An astronaut will feel less gravitational pull on the Moon than on Earth. Therefore,
an astronaut can jump much further on the Moon
an astronaut will feel very heavy on the Moon and be unable to jump
an astronaut will jump the same distance on the Moon as on Earth
an astronaut cannot jump anywhere because the suit is too heavy
14: One of the following statements is wrong , which one?
The bigger an object, the bigger gravity force it exerts
The force of gravity is also present on the Moon
When you jump into the air, you automatically start flying
Everything is attracted to the Earth due to the force of gravity
15: The greenhouse effect is when the atmosphere warms because of
Nitrogen
Carbon dioxide
Fluorine
Oxygen
16: What is the highest of the following levels of the atmosphere?
Mesosphere
Stratosphere
Thermosphere
Troposphere
17: Denudation is
breathing in and out
a process of erosion
when volcanoes break the surface
tearing the petals off of a flower
18: Which of these mammals is the largest animal in the world?
Blue whale
Kangaroo
Elephant
None of the above
19: Which of the following do all mammals have?
Scales
Hair
Feathers
Legs
20: Bats are the only mammals that can. . .
Hang upside down
Live in haunted houses
Fly
Eat insects
21: Certain types of cancer are genetic.
True
False
22: Ethnicity is a factor in the development of skin cancer.
True
False
23: HPV, a virus that has been linked to cancer, is contagious.
True
False
24: Men cannot develop breast cancer.
True
False
25: Cancer is a group of over 500 diseases.
True
False
26: Which part holds the plant upright and transports food and water?
The roots
The stem
The filament
The sepal
27: What is the name used when the pollen and the ovule join together to make a seed?
Reproduction
Planting
Birth
Cloning
28: Which part of the plant has the male and female reproductive organs?
Flowers
Stems
Anthers
Nodes
29: The anther is which of the following?
The female part of the plant
The male part of the plant
An asexual part of the plant
Not a part of a plant
30: Pollen is produced in which of these parts of a flower?
The stem
The style
The sepal
The anther
Please help me with these questions for 10 point each!?
here are some of the answers. and don't dare complain that i should give more.
4. physical
9. it's actually six because God rested on the seventh day
13. ...can jump much further...
14. when you jump into the air...
15. carbon dioxide
17. a process of erosion
19. hair
20. fly
21. true
25. false
26. roots
27. reproduction
28. flowers
Reply:lol yeah wht she said haah dont be lazy:) haah i would help..but its too much to read* lazy me too ahha*
or nah.. hmm sorry cant help:(
Reply:Normally, I'd help you. But you're asking us to do your entire homework page!
Reply:you really should spend LESS time on the `net and MORE time "studying".
after-all , that`s what Education is all about...!
sorry , no answers from me!
safety boots
(A) Goal
(B) Model
(C) Data
(D) Evaluation
(E) Revision
Flower Parts
for questions 26 - 30.
1: A car mechanic is given a 1966 Mustang to fix. The owner's complaint is that the engine runs roughly, especially when the car is accelerating. The mechanic's first guess as to the source of the problem is that the fuel mix is too rich. After adjusting the fuel mix valve, the problem persists, so the mechanic then guesses that the sparkplug advance mechanism is faulty. Replacing the sparkplug advance mechanism (the diaphragm attached to the distributor) fixes the problem, and the fixed car is returned to the owner.
A, B, C
A, C, D, E
A, B, C, D
A, B, C, D, E
2: To determine the most effective sales strategy, consumer goods retailers sometimes do experiments. These experiments help the retailer understand how people decide what to purchase. For example, the retailer can change whether a product is displayed on a high or low shelf, or can change which products are displayed nearby. The retailer then analyzes these data, and changes their product displays so as to maximize sales.
A, B, C, D, E
A, C, D
A, B, D, E
A, B, C, D
3: A wildlife biologist is put in charge of designing a strategy to maintain a population of mountain lions in West Texas. The first action taken by this biologist is to determine whether population size is increasing or decreasing, while allowing current management practices to continue. By tagging animals and monitoring the population over 10 years, the biologist discovers that the population is declining at 3% per year.
A, B, C,
A, C, D, E
A, B, C, D
A, B, C, D, E
4: Mixtures are generally separated by what methods?
Chemical
Physical
Mechanical
Optical
5: All solutions are mixtures, but not all mixtures are solutions.
Always true
Always false
True, with the exception of water
False, with the exception of water
6: As the temperature of a mixture increases, one part of the mixture may melt while the other parts remain solid.
Always true
Always false
True for all liquid mixtures
False for all liquid mixtures
7: Which of these is not a mixture?
Oil and water
Sand and water
Diet Soda
All are mixtures
8: Before the creation of the world as we know it, the earth:
Was flat
Was bright
Was empty
Was inhabited by fish men
9: How many days did it take for God to complete creating the world?
5
3
7
8
10: On the first day, God saw that the light was:
Bright
Too dim
Hot
Good
11: In order to give light to the world, on the fourth day God created how many great lights?
1
2
3
4
12: Latin was the language of the Romans. "Gravity" comes from the Latin word "gravis". What does it mean?
Light
Heavy
Medium
Great
13: An astronaut will feel less gravitational pull on the Moon than on Earth. Therefore,
an astronaut can jump much further on the Moon
an astronaut will feel very heavy on the Moon and be unable to jump
an astronaut will jump the same distance on the Moon as on Earth
an astronaut cannot jump anywhere because the suit is too heavy
14: One of the following statements is wrong , which one?
The bigger an object, the bigger gravity force it exerts
The force of gravity is also present on the Moon
When you jump into the air, you automatically start flying
Everything is attracted to the Earth due to the force of gravity
15: The greenhouse effect is when the atmosphere warms because of
Nitrogen
Carbon dioxide
Fluorine
Oxygen
16: What is the highest of the following levels of the atmosphere?
Mesosphere
Stratosphere
Thermosphere
Troposphere
17: Denudation is
breathing in and out
a process of erosion
when volcanoes break the surface
tearing the petals off of a flower
18: Which of these mammals is the largest animal in the world?
Blue whale
Kangaroo
Elephant
None of the above
19: Which of the following do all mammals have?
Scales
Hair
Feathers
Legs
20: Bats are the only mammals that can. . .
Hang upside down
Live in haunted houses
Fly
Eat insects
21: Certain types of cancer are genetic.
True
False
22: Ethnicity is a factor in the development of skin cancer.
True
False
23: HPV, a virus that has been linked to cancer, is contagious.
True
False
24: Men cannot develop breast cancer.
True
False
25: Cancer is a group of over 500 diseases.
True
False
26: Which part holds the plant upright and transports food and water?
The roots
The stem
The filament
The sepal
27: What is the name used when the pollen and the ovule join together to make a seed?
Reproduction
Planting
Birth
Cloning
28: Which part of the plant has the male and female reproductive organs?
Flowers
Stems
Anthers
Nodes
29: The anther is which of the following?
The female part of the plant
The male part of the plant
An asexual part of the plant
Not a part of a plant
30: Pollen is produced in which of these parts of a flower?
The stem
The style
The sepal
The anther
Please help me with these questions for 10 point each!?
here are some of the answers. and don't dare complain that i should give more.
4. physical
9. it's actually six because God rested on the seventh day
13. ...can jump much further...
14. when you jump into the air...
15. carbon dioxide
17. a process of erosion
19. hair
20. fly
21. true
25. false
26. roots
27. reproduction
28. flowers
Reply:lol yeah wht she said haah dont be lazy:) haah i would help..but its too much to read* lazy me too ahha*
or nah.. hmm sorry cant help:(
Reply:Normally, I'd help you. But you're asking us to do your entire homework page!
Reply:you really should spend LESS time on the `net and MORE time "studying".
after-all , that`s what Education is all about...!
sorry , no answers from me!
safety boots
Help with Biology please!?
1. All plants are ______________. They contain chlorophyll and make their own food through photosynthesis.
Autotrophic
Heterotrophic
Herbivores
None of the above
2. A ______________ is the reproductive part of the plant that covers and protects the seeds.
seed coat
fruit
flower
none of the above
3. Which of the following is the female reproductive structure of a flower?
sepal
anther
pistil
none of the above
4. ___________ are microscopic pores on plants that allow gases like oxygen and carbon dioxide to pass in and out of the plant. They also allow water to be released into the atmosphere.
Cuticle
Stomata
Parenchyma
None of the above
Will give 10 points to best answer!
Help with Biology please!?
1. autrotropic---plants that get their nutrients directly from the sun. They are producers not consumers
2. fruit---I believe it is fruit, but it could be seed coat
3. pistil
4. Stomata. these are very important in C3 plants which grow in the desert.
Reply:autotrophic, fruit,none ,stomata
Reply:1.) Autotrophic
2.) Seed coat
3.) Sepal
4.) Stomata
Reply:1. autotrophic
2. seed coat
3. sepal
4. stomata
Autotrophic
Heterotrophic
Herbivores
None of the above
2. A ______________ is the reproductive part of the plant that covers and protects the seeds.
seed coat
fruit
flower
none of the above
3. Which of the following is the female reproductive structure of a flower?
sepal
anther
pistil
none of the above
4. ___________ are microscopic pores on plants that allow gases like oxygen and carbon dioxide to pass in and out of the plant. They also allow water to be released into the atmosphere.
Cuticle
Stomata
Parenchyma
None of the above
Will give 10 points to best answer!
Help with Biology please!?
1. autrotropic---plants that get their nutrients directly from the sun. They are producers not consumers
2. fruit---I believe it is fruit, but it could be seed coat
3. pistil
4. Stomata. these are very important in C3 plants which grow in the desert.
Reply:autotrophic, fruit,none ,stomata
Reply:1.) Autotrophic
2.) Seed coat
3.) Sepal
4.) Stomata
Reply:1. autotrophic
2. seed coat
3. sepal
4. stomata
Biology help please?
Which of the following is the female reproductive structure of a flower?
sepal
anther
pistil
none of the above
Biology help please?
Pistil is the female reproductive part. Anther is the male reproductive part. Sepals are protective coating beneath the flower. Its like extension of the petals.
Reply:It's the pistil--- the anther is the MALE reproductive organ. You can easily check this by searching "reproductive + flower" on google
Reply:Pistil
Reply:Pistil...(cuz anxelz knw)
Reply:pistil
Reply:i think its pistil but you might wanna check the web :)
Reply:anther
ok im wrong
sepal
anther
pistil
none of the above
Biology help please?
Pistil is the female reproductive part. Anther is the male reproductive part. Sepals are protective coating beneath the flower. Its like extension of the petals.
Reply:It's the pistil--- the anther is the MALE reproductive organ. You can easily check this by searching "reproductive + flower" on google
Reply:Pistil
Reply:Pistil...(cuz anxelz knw)
Reply:pistil
Reply:i think its pistil but you might wanna check the web :)
Reply:anther
ok im wrong
Why are smaller petals and sepals an advantage to flowers pollinated by the wind?
wind pollinated plants to not need to attract polinators like insects, birds and bats. The flower petals and sepals are adaptations that attract pollinators.
In addition, it is possible that petals and sepals get in the way of pollen flying around in the wind, and may inhibit pollen from sticking to the stigma.
In addition, it is possible that petals and sepals get in the way of pollen flying around in the wind, and may inhibit pollen from sticking to the stigma.
10 points solve this because i a stuck?
which of the following are to be a perfect flower:
sepals
calyx
petals
perianth
stamens
corolla
carpels
gynoecium
androecium
receptacle
10 points solve this because i a stuck?
sepals, petals calyx, gynoecium,androecium,stamens,
Reply:corolla
Reply:Androecium %26amp; gynoecium
Reply:receptacle?
Reply:perfect flowers contain both male and female parts and have no consideration for petals, sepals...............
Reply:petals, its the petal perfect flower
Reply:petals
safety shoes
sepals
calyx
petals
perianth
stamens
corolla
carpels
gynoecium
androecium
receptacle
10 points solve this because i a stuck?
sepals, petals calyx, gynoecium,androecium,stamens,
Reply:corolla
Reply:Androecium %26amp; gynoecium
Reply:receptacle?
Reply:perfect flowers contain both male and female parts and have no consideration for petals, sepals...............
Reply:petals, its the petal perfect flower
Reply:petals
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Help afew biology questions i need help with my book dosent explain it very well?
What is the most likely seed-dispersal mechanism for a walnut?
eaten by animals
catch in animal fur
wind
water
Where does the process of double fertilization occur in flowering plants?
in the pollen tube
in the stigma
in the central nucleus
in the ovule
The megaspore of a conifer will become ____
female gametophyte
male gametophyte
male sporophyte
female sporophyte
A flower that has sepals, petals, stamens, and pistils is called a _____ flower.
female
male
complete
incomplete
Help afew biology questions i need help with my book dosent explain it very well?
A walnut is most likely dispersed by animals eating it, because it is too heavy to be carried by the wind, healthy nuts sink in water, and they can't get caught in animals fur.
Double fertilization occurs inside the ovule.
The megaspore in a conifer becomes the female gametophyte.
A flower with sepals, petals, stamens, and pistils is called a complete flower because it has both male and female parts.
Reply:1. walnuts have a thick 'skin' around the nut, so this would have to be removed by an animal. Squirrels often bury nuts that they find and then forget them, which can result in germination and therefore seed dispersal.
2. In the ovule. One fertilizes the egg cell to form the embryo, the other fertilization gives rise to the endosperm.
3. I have a book entitled Plant Identification and Terminology that says the megaspore becomes the female gametophyte.
4. this would be a complete flower.
eaten by animals
catch in animal fur
wind
water
Where does the process of double fertilization occur in flowering plants?
in the pollen tube
in the stigma
in the central nucleus
in the ovule
The megaspore of a conifer will become ____
female gametophyte
male gametophyte
male sporophyte
female sporophyte
A flower that has sepals, petals, stamens, and pistils is called a _____ flower.
female
male
complete
incomplete
Help afew biology questions i need help with my book dosent explain it very well?
A walnut is most likely dispersed by animals eating it, because it is too heavy to be carried by the wind, healthy nuts sink in water, and they can't get caught in animals fur.
Double fertilization occurs inside the ovule.
The megaspore in a conifer becomes the female gametophyte.
A flower with sepals, petals, stamens, and pistils is called a complete flower because it has both male and female parts.
Reply:1. walnuts have a thick 'skin' around the nut, so this would have to be removed by an animal. Squirrels often bury nuts that they find and then forget them, which can result in germination and therefore seed dispersal.
2. In the ovule. One fertilizes the egg cell to form the embryo, the other fertilization gives rise to the endosperm.
3. I have a book entitled Plant Identification and Terminology that says the megaspore becomes the female gametophyte.
4. this would be a complete flower.
Can you name this country song/singer?
I have a funny video (bloopers) that has a country song being played in the background.
I would like to know the name of the song and the group that is being played in the background of this video.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Wes
link: http://www.sepal.org.br/temp/vid.wmv
Can you name this country song/singer?
Gretchen Wilson: Redneck Woman
Reply:no idea... but was another well spent 30 seconds of my life
Reply:The song is Redneck Woman sung by Gretchen Wilson.
Reply:redneck woman - gretchen wilson
Reply:"Red Neck Woman" Gretchen Wilson
Reply:Its Gretchen Wison and the song is called Redneck Woman, and for country it rocks!
Reply:The name of the song is "I'm a Redneck Woman" and the singers name is Gretchen Wilson. You can get the lyrics at www.lyricsdomain.com Enjoy!
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I would like to know the name of the song and the group that is being played in the background of this video.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Wes
link: http://www.sepal.org.br/temp/vid.wmv
Can you name this country song/singer?
Gretchen Wilson: Redneck Woman
Reply:no idea... but was another well spent 30 seconds of my life
Reply:The song is Redneck Woman sung by Gretchen Wilson.
Reply:redneck woman - gretchen wilson
Reply:"Red Neck Woman" Gretchen Wilson
Reply:Its Gretchen Wison and the song is called Redneck Woman, and for country it rocks!
Reply:The name of the song is "I'm a Redneck Woman" and the singers name is Gretchen Wilson. You can get the lyrics at www.lyricsdomain.com Enjoy!
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Biology. can you help?
17.A flower that has sepals, petals, stamens, and pistils is called a _____ flower.
A) female
B) male
C) complete
D) incomplete
19. In planning an experiment to investigate the effect of day/night length on flowering, it is best to use plants whose flowering pattern you know. Why?
Biology. can you help?
Complete, it has male and female parts.
You need to know where you are as a beginning to research effects. How would you know if a change was occurring?
Reply:i think its male
A) female
B) male
C) complete
D) incomplete
19. In planning an experiment to investigate the effect of day/night length on flowering, it is best to use plants whose flowering pattern you know. Why?
Biology. can you help?
Complete, it has male and female parts.
You need to know where you are as a beginning to research effects. How would you know if a change was occurring?
Reply:i think its male
Can you please awsner these question for me~~im in desperate need for help!?
_____ 38. What is the function of sterile parts?
a. egg transport b. germination c. attraction of pollinators d. ovulation
_____ 39. If the anther of a flower were removed, which of the following would no longer be possible?
a. photosynthesis b. pollen production c. active transport d. fertilization by pollen from any plant
_____ 40. The style is the structure that connects the stigma to the _____.
a. anther b. sepal c. filament d. ovary
_____ 41. A period of decreased activity caused by structural and biochemical changes in a plant is called _____.
a. germination b. auxin c. primary root d. dormancy
_____ 42. Plants can respond to changing environmental conditions by the use of what kinds of chemicals?
a. vascular cambium b. tropisms c. hormones d. kudzus
_____ 44. Which of the following is NOT a cause of leaves changing color in the fall?
a. Days become shorter. b. The tree is getting old.
c. Cooler temperatures cause processes within the leaf to
Can you please awsner these question for me~~im in desperate need for help!?
38---Attraction of pollinators.
39--- Pollen production.
40---- Ovary.
41-----Dormancy.
42---hormones
44----Trees getting old
Reply:38 C. Petals are brightly colored to attract pollinators.
39 B. The anthers are the pollen-making parts. But notice that d. is still possible because pollen could come from another plant.
40 D. The parts of the pistil from top to bottom are stigma, style, ovary.
41 D. Dormancy
42 C. Hormones are plant chemicals that regulate responses.
44 D. This happens in young and old trees.
a. egg transport b. germination c. attraction of pollinators d. ovulation
_____ 39. If the anther of a flower were removed, which of the following would no longer be possible?
a. photosynthesis b. pollen production c. active transport d. fertilization by pollen from any plant
_____ 40. The style is the structure that connects the stigma to the _____.
a. anther b. sepal c. filament d. ovary
_____ 41. A period of decreased activity caused by structural and biochemical changes in a plant is called _____.
a. germination b. auxin c. primary root d. dormancy
_____ 42. Plants can respond to changing environmental conditions by the use of what kinds of chemicals?
a. vascular cambium b. tropisms c. hormones d. kudzus
_____ 44. Which of the following is NOT a cause of leaves changing color in the fall?
a. Days become shorter. b. The tree is getting old.
c. Cooler temperatures cause processes within the leaf to
Can you please awsner these question for me~~im in desperate need for help!?
38---Attraction of pollinators.
39--- Pollen production.
40---- Ovary.
41-----Dormancy.
42---hormones
44----Trees getting old
Reply:38 C. Petals are brightly colored to attract pollinators.
39 B. The anthers are the pollen-making parts. But notice that d. is still possible because pollen could come from another plant.
40 D. The parts of the pistil from top to bottom are stigma, style, ovary.
41 D. Dormancy
42 C. Hormones are plant chemicals that regulate responses.
44 D. This happens in young and old trees.
Sepals appear to be modified?
A-petals
B-stamens
C-carpels
D-stems
E-leaves
Sepals appear to be modified?
E
Just like petals seem to be modified leaves.
B-stamens
C-carpels
D-stems
E-leaves
Sepals appear to be modified?
E
Just like petals seem to be modified leaves.
Does anyone know about sepals?
like in plants
Does anyone know about sepals?
SEPALS make up the lower (or outermost) whorl of floral leaves. They are frequently, but not always, green and rather leaf-like in appearance, although they usually are smaller than the foliage leaves of the plant. Collectively, all sepals of a flower constitute the CALYX. The major function appears to be protection of the flower parts during early development.
Friend for more u can click on this link too.
http://www.bio.utexas.edu/courses/bio406...
Reply:Sepals generally have two main functions:
1. protect the flower bud (You've seen the green part that covers a rose bud.)
2. support the petals of flowers after they have bloomed
Reply:A sepal is what protects the developing flower, although some plants do not have them.
Reply:They are usually the separate, green parts that surround and protect the flower bud and extend from the base of a flower after it has opened. Sepals tend to occur in the same number as the petals and to be centered over the petal divisions. In some species sepals are colored like petals, and they can even be indistinguishable from petals, as in the lilies (in what are called tepals). In some groups, such as the poppies, the sepals fall off after the flower bud opens.
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Does anyone know about sepals?
SEPALS make up the lower (or outermost) whorl of floral leaves. They are frequently, but not always, green and rather leaf-like in appearance, although they usually are smaller than the foliage leaves of the plant. Collectively, all sepals of a flower constitute the CALYX. The major function appears to be protection of the flower parts during early development.
Friend for more u can click on this link too.
http://www.bio.utexas.edu/courses/bio406...
Reply:Sepals generally have two main functions:
1. protect the flower bud (You've seen the green part that covers a rose bud.)
2. support the petals of flowers after they have bloomed
Reply:A sepal is what protects the developing flower, although some plants do not have them.
Reply:They are usually the separate, green parts that surround and protect the flower bud and extend from the base of a flower after it has opened. Sepals tend to occur in the same number as the petals and to be centered over the petal divisions. In some species sepals are colored like petals, and they can even be indistinguishable from petals, as in the lilies (in what are called tepals). In some groups, such as the poppies, the sepals fall off after the flower bud opens.
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