Types of Reproduction

• Also known as flowering plants

  Angiosperms
• Their vibrant colors and alluring scents are nature's way of attracting pollinators

  Petal
• Outermost part of the flower, encloses the developing bud

  Sepals
• It is the male reproductive system of the flower

  Stamen
• It is where pollen grains are produced & stored

  Anther
• It supports the anther

  Filament
• It is the female reproductive system

  Pistil
• It is the sticky surface at the top of the pistil

  Stigma
• A tube-like structure that connects the stigma to the ovary


  Style
• The swollen base of the pistil and contains the ovule


  Ovary
• It involves 2 parents


  Sexual reproduction
• Requires only 1 parent

  Asexual reproduction
• Occurs inside the organism's body


  Internal fertilization
• Occurs outside the organism’s body​

  External fertilization
• An organism divides into two, each half develops into a new organism.

  Binary fission
• A tiny bud grows on some parts of the  parent organism’s body

  Budding
• Separated pieces of the parent organism can develop into a whole individual

  Fragment and regeneration
• What are the stages of sexual reproduction in plants?

  Pollination, Fertilization, Seed dispersal, Germination
• New plants arise from the nodes of a horizontal stem

  Runners
• Swollen, underground stem that stores food and forms a new plant

  Tubers
• Short underground stams that has fleshy leaves

  Bulbs
• Horizontal underground plant stem capable of producing the shoot and root systems of a new plant

  Rhizome