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Mo4-L6c: How Do Gymnosperms and Angiosperms Reproduce?




                              Key Concept                                          SUMMARY

                        How do Seedless and Seed Plants             How do Seedless and Seed Plants Reproduce?
                                 Reproduce?
                         How do seed plants reproduce?           Seedless plants, such as ferns and
                                                                 mosses, grow from haploid spores.















                                                                 In seed plants, pollination occurs when pollen grains
                                                                 land on the female reproductive structure of a plant
                                                                 of the same species.




















                 Mo4-L6c      How Do Gymnosperms and             Fruit
                              Angiosperms Reproduce?
                                                                 plant structure that contains
               KEY CONCEPTS:                                     one or more seeds; develops
               1. What is the difference between flowerless and   from the ovary and sometimes
                    flowering seed plants?                       other parts of the flower



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               Stamen                                             How do seed plants reproduce?
               the male reproductive organ of a flower.
                                                                 Flowerless seed plants are known as gymnosperms.
               Pistil
               female reproductive organ of a flower.            The most common gymnosperms are conifers, such
                                                                 as pines, firs, cypresses, redwoods, and yews.
                Ovary
               structure located at the base of the style of a flower   Cones are the male and female reproductive
                                                                 structures of conifers.
               that contains one or more ovules.
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