1. _____ is the transfer of pollen grains from the another to the stigma of a flower on another plant of the same species.

2. Self-pollination occurs between:

3. Seed develops from:

4. The filament of stamen holds the anther _____

5. The pollen tube grows into the _____ of the carpel and reaches the ovule containing an egg

6. ____ are usually green and leaf-like structures that protect the inner parts of the flower.

7. ______ flowers are not brightly coloured and may have no nectar.

8. ______ is the transfer of pollen grains from the stamen to the stigma of the same flower or to the different flower of the same plant.

9. Which one of the following is not a reproductive structure:

10. The flower is the _____ part of the flowering plants

11. Some plants like strawberries and cactus, stem grows just above the surface of the soil and produces ______

12. Ovary, style, and stigma are the three parts of each ______

13. Plants that are identical to the parent because no mixing of male and female gametes take place in _____

14. A sexual reproduction produces plants that are identical to the _____

15. ____ are the male reproductive organs.

16. Testa, endosperm, and embryo are collectively called the _____

17. Cross pollination is responsible for bringing ______ among plants

18. The sex cells are involved in

19. _____ is the female reproductive organ

20. Which one of the following is the female sex organ?

21. The branches of jasmine and lachi are buried in the soil they develop roots and new plant is formed in

22. The offspring arises from the body of parent in

23. The wall of the ovary store food and make a _____

24. The zygote develops into a ____

25. The _____ nucleus from the pollen grains reaches the egg and a result fertilization occurs

26. The pollen grains produces a pollen tube after falling on the ____

27. Pollen grains are produced in the _____

28. Potato tubers are grown and their eyes or buds develop into new plants in the method of

29. _____ is the fusion of male and female sex cells, to form zygote.

30. One parent is involved to produce offsprings in _______

31. The branch which goes under the soil is cut off from the main plant which grows independently in

32. The stem which grows just above of the soil and produces buds, these buds are detached from the parent plant and grow into new plant in

33. Each _____  consist of a long filament and anther.

34. The transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the stigma of the carpel is called

35. _____ is known as vegetative reproduction or vegetative propagation.

36. Pollination is necessary for successful ________

37. Male and female sex cells fuse together to form

38. Asexual reproduction in plants is a kind of reproduction in which only ____ parent plant is involved.

39. _____ are developed from the ovule after fertilization.

40. Potato is asexually produced through:

41. When the cut stems or branches of rose and mint are placed in the soil, they develop into new plants are example of:

42. ____ are often brightly coloured and leaf-like parts.

43. Cutting are grafted on other plants of same kind, to improve quality and quantity of yield is

44. Sepals and petals are _____ parts of the flower.