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2. | Only plants in which the gametophyte phase is dominant. |
4. | A fertilized egg. |
6. | A plants response to gravity. |
7. | The movement of a plant in response to an environmental stimulus. |
8. | A spore-producing plant. |
9. | Plant hormones that stimulate cytokinesis. |
12. | The tip of a moss sporophyte. |
13. | A type of asexua reproduction in which stems, leaves, or roots attached to a parent plant produce new individuals. |
16. | The process in which one sperm fertilizes an egg and the other forms a triploid cell. |
17. | The state where an embryo has stopped growing. |
19. | Plant hormones that are involved in the lengthening of plant cells produced in teh apical meristem. |
20. | A plant hormone that causes ripening and is naturally produced by fruits. |
21. | Stems that grow horizontally along the ground. |
25. | A tube that leads from the stigma to the ovary. |
26. | Plants that can grow a new individual froma fragment of a stem, leaf, or root. |
27. | Modified leaves that protect the developing flower. |
28. | The gamete-poducing plant. |
29. | Made up of a stalk and anther. |
32. | Plant hormones that produce dramatic increases in size. |
33. | The place wehre female gametophytes are formed. |
34. | Underground stems surrounded by modified leaves. |
35. | The name for fern leaves. |
36. | Part of the flower that is covered with a sticky substance that holds pollen grain. |