General Biology 2: PLANTS: Reproduction and Development

Subject: Biology 2

Topic: PLANTS: Reproduction and Development

Difficulty: Medium

Questions: 5

Passing Score: 70%

A moss grows new plants from small fragments that fall to the ground. What type of asexual reproduction is this?

A: Budding

B: Fragmentation

C: Spore

D: Grafting

A gardener cuts a branch from a plant and grows a new plant from it. Which method of asexual reproduction is this?

A: Layering

B: Cutting

C: Budding

D: Spore

In flowering plants, pollen must reach the stigma for fertilization. Which process describes this transfer?

A: Self-pollination

B: Cross-polination

C: Budding

D: Fragmentation

Which part of a flower contains the male gametes?

A: Pistil

B: Stigma

C: Anther

D: Ovary

A plant reproduces without mates, producing clones identical to the parent. What is the main disadvantage of this method?

A: Rapid growth

B: No genetic diversity

C: High output

D: Ease of colonization

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