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| moss. | A very short green plant that does not have true leaves,stems,and roots. |
| asexual reproduction. | The form of reproduction in which a new organism is produced without the joining of sperm cell and an egg cell. |
| spore. | A structure that contains cells that can grow into a new plant without joining with other cells. |
| fern. | A vascular plant that has feathery fronds and reproduces without seeds. |
| gymnosperm. | A seed-bearing plant whose seeds are not surrounded by a container. |
| conifer. | A plant that grows cones that produce seeds. |
| pollen. | The powderlike male spores that develop into two male sex cells. |
| angiosperm. | Is a vascular plant that produces flowers.Greek word meaning"seed in a vessel" |
| stamen | Are examples of angiosperms |
| anther | Are examples of gymnosperms |
| pistil | Is one of a flower's male reproductive organs. It has two parts, the anther and the filament. |
| stigma | Is a part of the stamen that produces pollen grains. |
| petal. | Is a part of the stamen that connects the anther to the plant. |
| style | Is the female reproductive organ. It has three parts: the stigma, the style, and the ovary. |
| ovary | Is the sticky tip of the pistil where pollen grains stick. |
| pollination | Is the stemlike part of the pistil. It connects the stigma to the ovary. |
| dicotyledon | Is the part of the pistil that contains ovules in which the flower's egg cells develop. |
| monocotyledon | Occurs when pollen from the anthers of a flower lands on the stigma of a flower. |
| fertilization | Occurs when one sperm cell joins with an egg cell after the pollen tubes reach the ovary and sperm cells from the pollen grains enter the ovules. |
| embryo | Dicots - Is a seed that has two seed leaves |
| runner | Are examples of dicotyledon or dicots |
| grafting | ne seed leaf. |
