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Brings about change of genetic materials, which leads to variations that enables organisms to exploit new environments/ resistance to disease/ high yields in plants.
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- Fig 1 and 2 below represent reproductive organ of plants and an animal respectively.(Solved)
Fig 1 and 2 below represent reproductive organ of plants and an animal respectively.
(a) Which letters in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 represents the organs that produce female gametes?
Fig. 1:...
Fig. 2...
(b) What is the function of the structure labelled S?
(c) Name the structure labeled W.
(d) Which letters in Fig. 1 and Fig. 2 represents the structures where fertilization takes place?
(e) Which letter in Fig. 1 represents the structure where male gametes are produced?
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- Give a reason why it is necessary for frogs to lay many eggs. (Solved)
Give a reason why it is necessary for frogs to lay many eggs.
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- Explain how the following prevent self-pollination. (i) Protandry (ii) Self-sterility.(Solved)
Explain how the following prevent self-pollination. (i) Protandry (ii) Self-sterility.
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- The diagram below illustrates the structure of the female part of a flower.(Solved)
The diagram below illustrates the structure of the female part of a flower.
(a) Name the part labelled W.
(b) Describe what happens when pollen tubes enters the structure labelled V
(c) What do structures labelled R and T develop into after fertilization?
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- The photomicrographs below show the various stages of cell division in a certain plant(Solved)
The photomicrographs below show the various stages of cell division in a certain plant
(a) (i) Name the type of cell division illustrated.
(ii) Give a reason for your answer in (a) (i) above.
(b)(i) Name the stage of cell division labelled K.
(ii) Give a reason for your answer in (b) (i) above.
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- State four characteristics of fruit dispersed by animals. (Solved)
State four characteristics of fruit dispersed by animals.
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- The diagram below illustrates a growing pollen tube. (Solved)
The diagram below illustrates a growing pollen tube.
(a) Name the part labeled B.
(b) Explain the role of the parts labeled A.
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- Name the flower part that produces gametes. (Solved)
Name the flower part that produces gametes.
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- Name three mechanisms that ensure cross pollination takes place in flowering plants. (Solved)
Name three mechanisms that ensure cross pollination takes place in flowering plants.
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- The diagram below represents an experimental set-up used by students to investigate a certain process. (Solved)
The diagram below represents an experimental set-up used by students to investigate a certain process.
Flower Q produced seeds while P did not. Account for the results.
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- The diagram below represent a transverse section of an ovary from a certain flower. (Solved)
The diagram below represent a transverse section of an ovary from a certain flower.
(i) Name the structure labeled W.
(ii) Name the type of placentation illustrated in this diagram
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- Distinguish between protandry and protogyny (Solved)
Distinguish between protandry and protogyny
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- The diagram below shows a stage in mitosis in a plant cell.(Solved)
The diagram below shows a stage in mitosis in a plant cell.
(a) Name the stage of mitosis.
(b) Give two reasons for your answer in (a) above
(c) Name the part of the plant from which the cell used in preparation was obtained.
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- (a) Explain how the following prevent self-pollination (i) Protandry (ii) Self-sterility
(b) Give three advantages of cross pollination. (Solved)
(a) Explain how the following prevent self-pollination (i) Protandry (ii) Self-sterility
(b) Give three advantages of cross pollination.
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- Name the part of the flower that develops into (a) Seed (b) Fruit (Solved)
Name the part of the flower that develops into (a) Seed (b) Fruit
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- (a) What is meant by the terms (i) Epigynous flower (ii) Staminate flower
(b) How are the male parts of wind pollinated flowers adapted to their function? (Solved)
(a) What is meant by the terms (i) Epigynous flower (ii) Staminate flower
(b) How are the male parts of wind pollinated flowers adapted to their function?
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- Fruit formation without fertilization is called(Solved)
Fruit formation without fertilization is called
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- How do the male gamete nuclei reach the ovule after pollen grains land on the stigma?(Solved)
How do the male gamete nuclei reach the ovule after pollen grains land on the stigma?
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- Name the parts of the flower that are responsible the production of gametes. (Solved)
Name the parts of the flower that are responsible the production of gametes.
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- State two disadvantages of self-pollination (Solved)
State two disadvantages of self-pollination
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