Reproduction in plants with only one parent

It has male and female gametes

It is able to grow out a separate entity

Nuh uh plants don't reproduce by themselves (sexually)

Reproduction involving the seperation of both gametes

Reproduction involving the fusion of male and female gametes

False

True

It begins when pollen grains are transferred from a flower's anthers to its stigma, termed self-pollination if it occurs within the same flower.

It begins when pollen grains are transferred from a flower's stigma to its anthers, termed pelf sollination if it occurs within the same flower.

The bee transports pollen (gamete) from one flower to another.

The bee transports pollen (gamete) from one animal to another.

The bee eats the pollen.

Farmers can select and self-pollinate animals with desirable traits

Farmers can select and self-pollinate plants with desirable traits

Farmers can select and self-pollinate plants with desirable traits

Maurisio can select and self-pollinate plants with desirable traits

 Self-pollination ensures reproductive success even when pollinators are scarce or absent.

 Self-pollination ensures reproductive failure even when pollinators are scarce or absent.

Self pollination ensures that only the most superior variety of a speices survive.

This is because the plant still involves two distinct gametes (with different DNA), whereas

asexual reproduction typically doesn't involve gametes.

This is because the plant still involves two distinct gametes (with same DNA), whereas

asexual reproduction typically doesn't involve gametes.

True

False

Nuh uh

Yes

True

False

Yes

No