plant reproduction

[mmoosavi41]

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hey does anyone know where i can anything on plant reproduction? i just took a topscore test and they asked me a simple question about plant reproduction but i wasn't sure about it so i want to read it over. can't seem to find anything on it in cliffs or kaplan bb. thanks

 

[PhansterZ]

What was the question?

 

[mmoosavi41]

The question was:
All of the following are female reproductive parts of a plant EXCEPT:

a. stigma

b. style

c. pistil

d. ovule

e. anther

when i took the test, i was able to cut out a couple of them and got the right answer (E) but i wanted read up on it more so i could understand everything a little better.

 

[PhansterZ]

I studied all of my plant physio from Cliff's AP Bio, 3rd Ed.
They go into pretty decent detail about the double fertilization for angiosperms.

Cliff's AP bio. page 156 should be a good review.

 

[HannibalLecter]

The question was:
All of the following are female reproductive parts of a plant EXCEPT:

a. stigma

b. style

c. pistil

d. ovule

e. anther

when i took the test, i was able to cut out a couple of them and got the right answer (E) but i wanted read up on it more so i could understand everything a little better.

Moosavi I hate to be the bearer of bad news but this is one of the easy questions regarding plant biology. This is clearly stated in the KBB and this should be second nature to you. You should be focusing on questions like:

What are some distinguishing features of a dicot seed vs. a monocot seed?
a) 2 cotyledons
b) 2 leaves forming on budding
c) 3 or 5 leave striations
d) All of the above

And, C4 vs. CAM plants, the list goes on

 

[mmoosavi41]

Moosavi I hate to be the bearer of bad news but this is one of the easy questions regarding plant biology. This is clearly stated in the KBB and this should be second nature to you. You should be focusing on questions like:

What are some distinguishing features of a dicot seed vs. a monocot seed?
a) 2 cotyledons
b) 2 leaves forming on budding
c) 3 or 5 leave striations
d) All of the above

And, C4 vs. CAM plants, the list goes on

like i said before, i kinda knew it but wasn't a 100% sure so i wanted to look it up more.

 

[mmoosavi41]

I studied all of my plant physio from Cliff's AP Bio, 3rd Ed.
They go into pretty decent detail about the double fertilization for angiosperms.

Cliff's AP bio. page 156 should be a good review.

i JUST found it on page 156 and was going to let you know i found it but i guess you got to it first. thanks anyway! plants are one of my weaker subjects for bio so i wanted to get some more studying in for that section.

 

[HannibalLecter]

like i said before, i kinda knew it but wasn't a 100% sure so i wanted to look it up more.

Yea sorry about that man, I guess you were asking something else anyways, good luck studying though and I would look over cliffs AP and kaplan blue book for the plant section and just stick to that

 

[mmoosavi41]

Yea sorry about that man, I guess you were asking something else anyways, good luck studying though and I would look over cliffs AP and kaplan blue book for the plant section and just stick to that

sounds good, thanks a lot