One of the method of GENETIC ENGINEERING

• found at the BASE of the PISTIL • contains ONE or MORE OVULES • Eventually BECOME FRUITS

• PART of the STAMEN that contains Microsporangia that DEVELOP INTO POLLEN GRAINS

Manipulation of organism of their components TO MAKE USEFUL PRODUCT like wine and cheese

Types of flowers based on the presence of the whorls

• Transfer of pollen grain from the anther to the Stigma • may be Animal aided or wind-aided

Is a molecule containing DNA from different sources, very often different species

• The OUTERMOST WHORLS of a Flower • collectively called CALYX

Terminologist of Recombinant DNA

• INNERMOST WHORL of the flower • The FEMALE reproductive structure of the flower • bears the female sporangis (also known as "Megasporangia)

Restriction Enzymes

It is the process of making multiple, identical copies of a particular piece of DNA

• Contain MICROSPOROCYTES • Contain TWO SPERM NUCLEI and ONE TUBE NUCLEUS

Is the direct manipulation of genes for practical purposes

flower that lacks one or more of the floral whorls

Staminate and Pistillate occur on Seperate Plants

2 types of Vector/Plasmid

Molecular glue

Other sperm dudes with the 2nd POLAR NUCLEI, fornmming a TRIPLOID CELL that will develop into ENDOSPERM which is the tissue that serve as food reserve

Parts of PLANT REPRODUCTION

Stamens and pistil occurs on SEPERATE FLOWERS but the SAME PLANTS

2 types of SEED GERMINATION

• Ovules become the seed • Ovary matures into the fruit

Types of flowers based on the presence of reproductive whorls

• Part of the PISTIL that serves as the STALK of the Stigma • LEADS to OVARY

Occurs when the cotyledon remains below ground, thereby concealing the hypocotyl

• Whorl inner to the Sepals • may be BRIGHTLY COLORED in some • Collective called COROLLA

• part of the Stamen that serves as THE STALK OF THE ANTHER

• Whorl inner TO THE PETALS • The MALE reproductive structure of the flower • bears the male sporangis (Also known as "Microsporangia"

• contain MEGASPOROCYTES

Agent that can carry fragment into a trust cell in which it is CAPABLE OF REPLICATION

• CONTAINS the FEMALE Sporangia or Megasporangia • eventually BECOMES THE SEED

• part of the PISTIL where the POLLEN GRAIN derived from the Microsporangium attaches during pollination

Occurs when the Cotyledon emerges above ground, thereby exposing the hypocotyl of the plumule

One sperm and egg combine, forming a DIPLOID ZYGOTE, the future Embryo

A flower with sepals, petals, stamens and carpels