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a form of plant asexual reproduction that involves transferring a bud from a parent plant to a stock (new plant)
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Unit 7: Plant Reproduction

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reproduction without fertilization asexual reproduction
a form of plant asexual reproduction that involves transferring a bud from a parent plant to a stock (new plant) budding
a form of plant asexual reproduction using a section of plant that can regenerate itself cutting
in plant reproduction, union of pollen sperm with ovule to produce seeds fertilization
sprouting of a seed to produce a new plant germination
asexual plant reproduction involving the insertion or moving of a scion (piece of a plant) onto another plant (stock) so that a new plant is created grafting
a plant resulting from selected crossing of parents that are unlike hybrid
asexual plant reproduction involving promoting the growth of roots on stems or branches while still attached to the parent plant layering
the portion of the pistil of a flower that contains one or more ovules, female reproductive organ ovary
the egg-containing part of an ovary that develops into a seed ovule
the male element or spore of a flower borne by the anthers and forms sperm cells needed for fertilization of the ovules in the ovary of a flower pollen
the transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma of a flower in the fertilization process pollination
the reproduction of plants by sexual or asexual means propagation
to scratch or crack the coating of a seed to promote germination scarification
the structure that contains the embryo of a plant seed
reproducing plants from seeds sexual propagation
the female organ of a flower that receives pollen stigma
the rest period some seeds need before they will germinate stratification
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