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sexual reproduction in humans + plants
plant reproduction
fertilisation
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when does fertilisation occur in plants
when a compatible
pollen grain
lands on a
stigma
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what is secreted in the stigma
a
sugary solution
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what happens when the pollen grain lands on a compatible stigma
the pollen grain will then germinate and the
pollen tube nucleus
will produce a pollen tube
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where is the pollen tube nucleus located
it is at the
tip
of the pollen tube
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what is also found at the tip of the pollen tube
two
male nuclei
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what is the function of the pollen tube nucleus
it codes for
hydrolytic enzymes
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what are hydrolytic enzymes used for
they
digest
though the tissues of the
style
of a plant
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what are the products of the hydrolytic enzymes digesting the tissues used by
they are used by the
pollen tube
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what happens to the pollen tube in fertilisation
it enters the
embryo sac
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how does the pollen tube enter the embryo sac
through the
micropyle
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what happens to the pollen tube nucleus after it enters the embryo sac
the pollen tube nucleus will
disintegrate
and the tip of the pollen tube will open
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what is released when the pollen tube is disintegrated in the embryo sac
two
male nuclei
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how may haploid nuclei are found in the embryo sac
8
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how many of the 8 haploid nuclei in the embryo sac are polar nuclei
2
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how many of the
8
haploid
nuclei in the embryo sac are the
female gamete
1
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