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3. Reproduction And Inheritance

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Sexual reproduction

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• genetically varies offspring • two parent cells involved • fertilisation • gamete’s produced via meiosis, followed by mitosis

#2
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Asexual reproduction

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• genetically identical offspring • one parent cell involved • no fertilisation • cell division by mitosis

#3
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Similarity of sexual and asexual reproduction

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Both create new individuals

#4
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Alleles

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An alternative form of a gene

#5
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Dominant

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Allele of gene that is expressed

#6
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Recessive

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Allele not expressed in phenotype when dominate allele is present

#7
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Homozygous

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Both chromosomes have the same allele (tt and TT)

#8
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Heterozygous

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Both contain the one of each allele (Tt and Tt)

#9
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Phenotype

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The characteristic that is expressed

#10
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Genotype

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Combination of the alleles

#11
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Gene

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Section of a molecule of DNA that codes for a specific protein

#12
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Genome

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The entire DNA of an organism

#13
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Co dominant

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Both alleles are expressed in the phenotype

#14
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Pollen

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Gamete produced in anther which is part of the male stamen of the flower

#15
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Ova

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Gamete produced in ovules found in the ovary within the female carpel of the flower

#16
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Cross-pollination

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The transfer of pollen from the anther of one flower to the stigma of another flower

#17
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Insect pollinated flower

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• stamen is enclosed within flower • stigma is enclosed within flower and sticky • petals are large and brightly coloured • nectaries produce sugary fluid to attract insects

#18
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Will pollinated flower

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• stamen exposed outside of petal • stigma exposed outside of petal, often feathery • petals are small and usually green • no nectaries

#19
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Structural adaptations of insect pollinated flowers will..

Back (Answer)

Attract insects to them and ensure insects push close to stamens/stigmas within the flower

#20
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Structural adaptations of wind pollinated flowers will..

Back (Answer)

Make sure that their stamens and stigma are exposed to the wind, achieved by having small dull coloured petals

#21
Front (Question)

How can plants reproduce asexually by natural methods and artificial methods

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Natural method - runners (a new plant is produced where the runner twitches the ground Artificial method - cuttings (piece of plants stem with leaves is cut from healthy plant and planted into damp composts, where it grows roots and develops into a new plant)

#22
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Role of FSH and where it’s produced

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Produced - pituitary gland Matures the egg and stimulates release of oestrogen

#23
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Role of oestrogen and where it’s produced

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Produced in ovary Thickens uterus lining ready for embryo to implant/secondary sexual characteristics Peaks at ovulation at day 14 Stimulates release of LH and inhibits release of FSH

#24
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Role of LH and where it’s produced

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Produced in pituitary gland Stimulates ovulation and release of egg into oviduct