What are the main vegetative parts of a plant involved in reproduction?

Roots, stems, and leaves

Fill in the blank: Flowers are crucial for the reproduction of plants and serve as their ___ parts.

Reproductive

True or False: Asexual reproduction in plants requires the involvement of another plant.

False. Asexual reproduction does not require another plant.

Fill in the blanks: Vegetative propagation involves producing new plants from ___, ___, ___, and ___.

Roots, stems, leaves, buds

True or False: A potato's 'eyes' are primarily used for photosynthesis.

False. Potato 'eyes' are small buds that can grow into new plants.

True. In budding, a small bud forms on the parent, grows, and eventually separates to become an independent individual.

Vegetative propagation by leaves involves ___ on the edges of its leaves.

Buds, which can grow into new plants when they come in contact with moist soil.

What are the main parts of the pistil in a flower, and what are their functions?

The pistil has three parts: the stigma (sticky surface for pollen), the style (tube connecting stigma to ovary), and the ovary (contains eggs).

True or False: A zygote is formed when two male gametes combine during sexual reproduction.

False. A zygote is formed when a male gamete combines with a female gamete.

What distinguishes unisexual flowers from bisexual flowers?

Unisexual flowers contain either only stamens or only pistils, while bisexual flowers have both reproductive organs.

Ovary

The transformation of the ovary into a fruit occurs after ___ and results in ___ developing from the ovules.

Fertilisation; seeds

True or False: Seed dispersal is crucial for preventing competition for resources among plants of the same type.

True