Biology 0610 · IGCSE · Sexual reproduction in plants

Sexual reproduction in plants — practice question

(a)[2]

Fig. 7.1 shows a photomicrograph of pollen from an insect-pollinated plant. Describe two differences between this pollen and the pollen from a wind-pollinated plant.

(b)[4]

On Fig. 7.2, place an X to show the site of fertilisation; circle the part where pollination takes place; draw a label line and name the pollen-producing part with the correct term.

(c)[2]

Seeds develop into plants. State two conditions needed for seeds to germinate.

(d)[3]

Xylem tissue is involved in transport and support in plants. Describe the ways in which the structure of xylem tissue is adapted to carry out these functions.

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