Germination

It ensures the continuation of plant species by producing new individuals.

It only helps plants grow taller.

It is mainly for attracting insects.

It prevents plants from producing seeds.

Stigma, style, ovule

Anther, filament, petal

Sepal, peduncle, filament

Petal, sepal, anther

Plants only possess male or female flowers

Separate male and female flowers mature at different times

Heteromorphic flower structures

All of the above

Embryonic shoot

Embryonic root

Pore for water

Food storage

Water

Oxygen

Light

Carbon dioxide

Asexual reproduction involves only one parent and produces identical offspring, while sexual reproduction involves two parents and produces genetically diverse offspring.

Asexual reproduction requires pollination, while sexual reproduction does not.

Sexual reproduction only occurs in non-flowering plants, while asexual reproduction only occurs in flowering plants.

Asexual reproduction involves seed dispersal, while sexual reproduction does not.