Plant reproduction day 1

A seed is a (Blank) embryo that is enclosed in a protective (Blank)

The transfer of pollen from the male reproductive structures to the female is called pollination.

Plants use (Blank) to produce offspring.

Plant reproduction structures come in the same colors, shapes, and sizes.

Plants can only reproduce asexually.

Plants produced by sexual reproduction are genetically (Blank) from
both parents and from each other.

Genetic variation decreases the chance that some offspring will have traits that help them survive in a changing environment.

The bodies of seedless plants grow from (Blank).

A (blank) from one plant must swim through (Blank) to fertilize the egg of another plant.

In seed plants, sperm are carried in a structure called (blank). 

Eggs develop inside a structure called an (Blank) that has a small opening, where transported (Blank) can get inside.

Pollination occurs when pollen fertilizes an egg.