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sexual reproduction in humans + plants
plant reproduction
germination
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what will happen to a seed after
dormancy
it will germiante
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what
environmental
factors will cause a seed that is dormant to
germinate
when they are favourable and food is mobalised
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what are the three main requirements for successful germination
oxygen
, suitable
temperature
and water
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why is oxygen needed for a successful germination
for
aerobic respiration
to produce
ATP
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why is a suitable temperature needed for germination
for the
enzymes
involved in germination
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why is water needed for germiantion
to mobilise
enzymes
,and to make
cells
turgid
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what is the first stage of germination
water is imbibed in through the
micropyle
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what is meant by
imbibed
taken in
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what does to absorption of water thought he micropyle lead to
the
swelling
of the cotyledons
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what does the swelling of cotyledons lead to
the splitting of the
testa
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what does the splitting of the testa allow
the entry of more oxygen for
aerobic respiration
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in germination what happens after the cotyledons swell and the testa split
the food reserves from the cotyledons are
hydrolyzed
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in germination why must the food reserves be hydrolyzed
to they can be changed into
soluble
forms for transport
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give 4 examples of food found in the cotyledons that are hydrolyzed for transport
Starch
,
proteins
,
lipids
and some
seeds
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what is an example of a substance that food reserves can be hydrolyzed into for transport
maltose
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in germination what happens to the soluble forms of food that are produced from the hydrolysation of the food reserves
they are transported to the growing points of the
embryo
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what does the hydrolysed food reserves supply to the growing points of the embryo
sources of energy for
respiration
and growth
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what are two growing points of the embryo
radicle
and
plumule
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in germination what happens to the plumule once it emerges from the soil
the leaves will unfurl and begin to
photosynthesise
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what will the plant be once the leaves unfurl form teh plumule
independent
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