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front 1 1) The male wasp, Campsoscolia ciliata, transfers pollen from one orchid to another orchid of the same species. What "reward" does the male wasp receive from the orchid plants for helping with the orchid pollination? A) a supply of energy-rich nectar B) volatile chemical hormones that help the male wasp find a sexually receptive female C) no reward; the male wasp is deceived by the flower shape and odor D) successful copulation with the flower E) a store of nectar that the wasp can use in time of famine	back 1 Answer: C
front 2 2) Which of the following plant/animal interactions is not a mutually beneficial (mutualistic) relationship? A) honeybees gathering pollen from apple blossoms B) butterflies gathering nectar from lily blossoms C) beetles feeding on magnolia blossoms D) ants protecting and feeding from nectaries of Acacia E) wasps such as Campsoscolia ciliata transferring pollen in orchid flowers	back 2 Answer: E
front 3 3) Which of the following best describes the ploidy level of a fertilized embryo sac? A) All cells are diploid. B) All cells are triploid. C) All cells are polyploid. D) The ploidy level varies among species. E) There are haploid, diploid, and triploid cells.	back 3 Answer: E
front 4 4) A flowering plant with a deleterious mutation in microsporogenesis would most likely A) fail to produce sepals. B) fail to produce petals. C) fail to produce anthers. D) fail to produce pollen. E) fail to produce ovules.	back 4 Answer: D

front 5 5) When comparing the mature seeds of a pine tree to an apple tree, which of the following is a correct statement? A) The developmental sequences postfertilization are identical. B) Both contain triploid tissue. C) The nutritive tissues are both haploid. D) Only the apple seed has a diploid seed coat. E) Both contain haploid and diploid tissues.	back 5 Answer: E
front 6 6) A mature, unfertilized ovule in an angiosperm is the result of A) a single meiotic division. B) a single mitotic division. C) both meiotic and mitotic divisions. D) mitosis from the megaspore mother cell. E) differentiation from the suspensor tissues.	back 6 Answer: C
front 7 7) At the conclusion of meiosis in plants, the end products are always four haploid A) spores. B) eggs. C) sperm. D) seeds. E) gametes.	back 7 Answer: A
front 8 8) Which of the following is the correct sequence during the alternation of generations life cycle in a flowering plant? A) sporophyte → meiosis → gametophyte → gametes → fertilization → diploid zygote B) sporophyte → mitosis → gametophyte → meiosis → sporophyte C) haploid gametophyte → gametes → meiosis → fertilization → diploid sporophyte D) sporophyte → spores → meiosis → gametophyte → gametes E) haploid sporophyte → spores → fertilization → diploid gametophyte	back 8 Answer: A

front 9 9) Which of the following is true in plants? A) Mitosis occurs in gametophytes to produce gametes. B) Meiosis occurs in sporophytes to produce spores. C) The gametophyte is within the flower in angiosperms. D) Mitosis occurs in gametophytes to produce gametes, and meiosis occurs in sporophytes to produce spores. E) Mitosis occurs in gametophytes to produce gametes, meiosis occurs in sporophytes to produce spores, and the gametophyte is within the flower in angiosperms.	back 9 Answer: E
front 10 10) Which of the following are true of most angiosperms? A) They have a triploid endosperm within the seed. B) They have an ovary that becomes a fruit. C) They have a small (reduced) sporophyte. D) They have a triploid endosperm within the seed and an ovary that becomes a fruit. E) They have a triploid endosperm within the seed, an ovary that becomes a fruit, and a small (reduced) sporophyte.	back 10 Answer: D
front 11 11) Based on studies of plant evolution and anatomy, which flower part is least likely to have evolved from a leaf? A) stamen B) carpel C) petals D) sepals E) receptacle	back 11 Answer: E
front 12 12) All of the following floral parts are involved in pollination or fertilization except the A) stamen. B) carpel. C) petals. D) sepals. E) receptacle.	back 12 Answer: D

front 13 13) The ovary is most often located on/in the A) stamen. B) carpel. C) petals. D) sepals. E) receptacle.	back 13 Answer: B
front 14 14) Microsporangia in flowering plants are located in the A) stamen. B) carpel. C) petals. D) sepals. E) receptacle.	back 14 Answer: A
front 15 15) Which of the following is the correct order of floral organs from the outside to the inside of a complete flower? A) petals → sepals → stamens → carpels B) sepals → stamens → petals → carpels C) spores → gametes → zygote → embryo D) sepals → petals → stamens → carpels E) male gametophyte → female gametophyte → sepals → petals	back 15 Answer: D
front 16 16) In some angiosperms, other floral parts contribute to what is commonly called the fruit. Which of the following fruits is derived mostly from an enlarged receptacle? A) pea B) raspberry C) apple D) pineapple E) peach	back 16 Answer: C

front 17 17) All of the following are primary functions of flowers except A) pollen production. B) photosynthesis. C) meiosis. D) egg production. E) sexual reproduction.	back 17 Answer: B
front 18 18) Meiosis occurs within all of the following flower parts except the A) ovule. B) style. C) megasporangium. D) anther. E) ovary.	back 18 Answer: B
front 19 19) A perfect flower is fertile, but may be either complete or incomplete. Which of the following correctly describes a perfect flower? A) It has no sepals. B) It has fused carpels. C) It is on a dioecious plant. D) It has no endosperm. E) It has both stamens and carpels.	back 19 Answer: E
front 20 20) Carpellate flowers A) are perfect. B) are complete. C) produce pollen. D) are found only on dioecious plants. E) develop into fruits.	back 20 Answer: E

front 21 21) Which of the following statements regarding flowering plants is false? A) The sporophyte is the dominant generation. B) Female gametophytes develop from megaspores within the anthers. C) Pollination is the placing of pollen on the stigma of a carpel. D) The food-storing endosperm is derived from the cell that contains two polar nuclei and one sperm nucleus. E) Flowers produce fruits within the ovules.	back 21 Answer: B
front 22 22) Which of the following types of plants are incapable of self-pollination? A) dioecious B) monoecious C) complete D) wind-pollinated E) insect-pollinated	back 22 Answer: A
front 23 23) In flowering plants, pollen is released from the A) anther. B) stigma. C) carpel. D) filament. E) pollen tube.	back 23 Answer: A
front 24 24) In the life cycle of an angiosperm, which of the following stages is diploid? A) megaspore B) generative nucleus of a pollen grain C) polar nuclei of the embryo sac D) microsporocyte E) both megaspore and polar nuclei	back 24 Answer: D

front 25 25) Where does meiosis occur in flowering plants? A) megasporocyte B) microsporocyte C) endosperm D) pollen tube E) megasporocyte and microsporocyte	back 25 Answer: E
front 26 26) Which of the following is a correct sequence of processes that takes place when a flowering plant reproduces? A) meiosis → fertilization → ovulation → germination B) fertilization → meiosis → nuclear fusion → formation of embryo and endosperm C) meiosis → pollination → nuclear fusion → formation of embryo and endosperm D) growth of pollen tube → pollination → germination → fertilization E) meiosis → mitosis → nuclear fusion → pollen	back 26 Answer: C
front 27 27) Which of the following is incorrectly paired with its life-cycle generation? A) anther gametophyte B) pollen gametophyte C) embryo sac gametophyte D) stamen sporophyte E) embryo sporophyte	back 27 Answer: A
front 28 28) Which of the following is the correct sequence of events in a pollen sac? A) sporangia → meiosis → two haploid cells → meiosis → two pollen grains per cell B) pollen grain → meiosis → two generative cells → two tube cells per pollen grain C) two haploid cells → meiosis → generative cell → tube cell-fertilization → pollen grain D) pollen grain → mitosis → microspores → meiosis → generative cell plus tube cell E) microsporocyte → meiosis → microspores → mitosis → two haploid cells per pollen grain	back 28 Answer: E

front 29 29) Which of the following occurs in an angiosperm ovule? A) An antheridium forms from the megasporophyte. B) A megaspore mother cell undergoes meiosis. C) The egg nucleus is usually diploid. D) A pollen tube emerges to accept pollen after pollination. E) The endosperm surrounds the megaspore mother cell.	back 29 Answer: B
front 30 30) Where and by which process are sperm cells formed in plants? A) meiosis in pollen grains B) meiosis in anthers C) mitosis in male gametophyte pollen tube D) mitosis in the micropyle E) mitosis in the embryo sac	back 30 Answer: C
front 31 31) In which of the following pairs are the two terms equivalent? A) ovule egg B) embryo sac female gametophyte C) endosperm male gametophyte D) seed zygote E) microspore pollen grain	back 31 Answer: B
front 32 32) Which of the following is the male gametophyte of a flowering plant? A) ovule B) microsporocyte C) pollen grain D) embryo sac E) stamen	back 32 Answer: C

front 33 33) Which of the following would be considered a multiple fruit? A) apple B) strawberry C) raspberry D) pineapple E) corn on the cob	back 33 Answer: D
front 34 34) In flowering plants, a mature male gametophyte contains A) two haploid gametes and a diploid pollen grain. B) a generative cell and a tube cell. C) two sperm nuclei and one tube cell nucleus. D) two haploid microspores. E) a haploid nucleus and a diploid pollen wall.	back 34 Answer: C
front 35 35) Three mitotic divisions within the female gametophyte of the megaspore produce A) three antipodal cells, two polar nuclei, one egg, and two synergids. B) the triple fusion nucleus. C) three pollen grains. D) two antipodal cells, two polar nuclei, two eggs, and two synergids. E) a tube nucleus, a generative cell, and a sperm cell.	back 35 Answer: A
front 36 36) What is the difference between pollination and fertilization in flowering plants? A) Fertilization precedes pollination. B) Pollination easily occurs between plants of different species, whereas fertilization is within a species. C) Pollen is formed within megasporangia so that male and female gametes are near each other. D) Pollination is the transfer of pollen from an anther to a stigma. Fertilization is the fusion of haploid nuclei. E) If fertilization occurs, pollination is unnecessary.	back 36 Answer: D

front 37 37) Recent research has shown that pollination requires that carpels recognize pollen grains as "self or nonself." For self-incompatibility, the system requires A) the rejection of nonself cells. B) the rejection of self cells. C) carpel incompatibility with the egg cells. D) that the flowers be incomplete. E) the union of genetically identical sperm and egg cells.	back 37 Answer: B
front 38 38) Genetic incompatibility does not affect the A) attraction of a suitable insect pollinator. B) germination of the pollen on the stigma. C) growth of the pollen tube in the style. D) membrane permeability of cells. E) different individuals of the same species.	back 38 Answer: A
front 39 39) What effects would occur in a mutant of Arabidopsis that cannot synthesize GABA within its flowers? A) Pollen tube growth would not be directed toward the egg, and fertilization would not occur. B) The seeds from the flowers would be unable to break dormancy. C) The pollen grain would not form a pollen tube due to incompatibility with the pollen tube. D) The length of the style would be increased to the point where the growing pollen tube would be unable to reach the synergids.	back 39 Answer: A
front 40 40) As a flower develops, which transition is most likely to occur? A) The microspores become pollen grains. B) The ovule becomes a fruit. C) The petals are retained. D) The vegetative nucleus becomes a sperm nucleus. E) The ovules become ovaries.	back 40 Answer: A

front 41 41) The primary function of the integument of an ovule is to A) protect against animal predation. B) ensure double fertilization. C) form a seed coat. D) direct development of the endosperm. E) produce hormones that ensure successful pollination.	back 41 Answer: C
front 42 42) Which of the following events suggests there is a change in the egg cell membrane after penetration by a sperm? A) The pollen tube grows away from the egg toward the polar nuclei. B) CA2+ builds up in the cytoplasm of the egg. C) The egg cell plasmolyzes. D) Double fertilization occurs. E) There is a spike in membrane transport activity.	back 42 Answer: B
front 43 43) The structure of a mature, functional fruit always includes A) one or more seeds. B) extensive vascular connections to the parent plant. C) fleshy cells rich in sugars. D) brightly colored pigments to attract animal dispersers. E) subtending bracts to protect against predators.	back 43 Answer: A
front 44 44) Which of the following statements argues for an advantage for flowering plants to maintain an extended gametophyte generation? A) The protection of female gametophytes within ovules keeps them from drying out. B) Sperm with flagella can reach the egg faster. C) It provides sufficient time for the integument to develop into a seed coat. D) It allows for a complex nucleus to develop. E) It allows more time for potential pollination.	back 44 Answer: A

front 45 45) What is typically the result of double fertilization in angiosperms? A) The endosperm develops into a diploid nutrient tissue. B) A triploid zygote is formed. C) Both a diploid embryo and triploid endosperm are formed. D) Two embryos develop in every seed. E) The antipodal cells develop into the seed coat.	back 45 Answer: C
front 46 46) Which of the following statements applies to the endosperm in angiosperms? A) Its nutrients may be absorbed by the cotyledons in the seeds of eudicots. B) It develops from a haploid cell. C) Its nutrients are digested before embryo development. D) It develops from the fertilized egg. E) It is only fully developed in monocot seeds.	back 46 Answer: A
front 47 47) Which of the following metabolic processes is most likely to still be occurring at low levels in a fully mature, viable, dry seed? A) photosynthesis B) respiration C) fatty acid synthesis D) protein synthesis E) DNA replication	back 47 Answer: B
front 48 48) Which of the following is a potential advantage of introducing apomixis into hybrid crop species? A) Cultivars would be better able to cope with a rapidly changing environment. B) They would have a larger potential genome than inbred crops. C) All of the desirable traits of the cultivar would be passed on to offspring. D) They would benefit from positive mutations in their DNA. E) It would be easier to introduce novel genes.	back 48 Answer: C

front 49 49) Which of the following developmental processes in a seed is the most evolutionarily advantageous for the initial establishment of a viable seedling? A) The emergence of the radical. B) The coleoptiles in monocots. C) The protective layer of cutin outside of the seed coat. D) The emergence of the first photosynthetically active leaves. E) The development of a nutrient-rich hypocotyl.	back 49 Answer: A
front 50 50) Which of the following "vegetables" is botanically a fruit? A) potato B) lettuce C) radish D) celery E) green beans	back 50 Answer: E
front 51 51) The embryo of a grass seed is enclosed by two protective sheaths, a(n) ________, which covers the young shoot, and a(n) ________, which covers the young root. A) cotyledon; radicle B) hypocotyl; epicotyl C) coleoptile; coleorhiza D) scutellum; coleoptile E) epicotyl; radicle	back 51 Answer: C
front 52 52) Which of the following statements is true about fruits? A) Fruits form from megasporangia and integuments. B) All fruits contain seeds. C) Green beans, corn, tomatoes, and wheat are all vegetables. D) Pollination is always required for fruit maturation. E) During fruit development, the wall of the ovary becomes the integument.	back 52 Answer: A

front 53 53) Fruits develop from A) microsporangia. B) receptacles. C) fertilized eggs. D) ovaries. E) ovules.	back 53 Answer: D
front 54 54) What is the first step in the germination of a seed? A) pollination B) fertilization C) imbibition D) hydrolysis of starch and other food reserves E) emergence of the radicle	back 54 Answer: C
front 55 55) Garden beans and many other eudicots have a hooked hypocotyl during germination. Which of the following is true concerning hypocotyls and/or the hypocotyl hook? A) It is the first structure to emerge from a eudicot seed. B) It pushes the cotyledons up through the soil. C) It straightens when exposed to sufficient water. D) It is stunted in an etiolated seedling. E) It emerges after the successful establishment of the radicle.	back 55 Answer: E
front 56 56) Which of the following is an advantage of sexual reproduction as opposed to asexual reproduction? A) increased genetic variation in progeny B) enhanced mitosis C) more stable populations D) rapid increases in population due to high seed production E) higher reproductive success	back 56 Answer: A

front 57 59) Which of the following statements is true for a species that produces seeds by apomixis? A) The seed coat is made of diploid cells derived from the ovule of a flower. B) The embryo consists of diploid cells derived from fertilization of a haploid egg by a haploid sperm. C) The scutellum is the primary food storage tissue of the embryo. D) A haploid embryo is contained within the seed. E) The embryo of the seed is genetically distinct from the parent plant.	back 57 Answer: E
front 58 58) Which of the following is a true statement about clonal reproduction in plants? A) Clones of plants do not occur naturally. B) Cloning, although achieved in animals, has not been demonstrated in plants. C) Making cuttings of ornamental plants is a form of fragmentation. D) Reproduction of plants by cloning may be either sexual or asexual. E) Viable seeds can result from sexual reproduction only.	back 58 Answer: C
front 59 59) Which of the following statements is true for a species that produces seeds by apomixis? A) The seed coat is made of diploid cells derived from the ovule of a flower. B) The embryo consists of diploid cells derived from fertilization of a haploid egg by a haploid sperm. C) The scutellum is the primary food storage tissue of the embryo. D) A haploid embryo is contained within the seed. E) The embryo of the seed is genetically distinct from the parent plant.	back 59 Answer: A
front 60 60) Which of the following could be considered an evolutionary advantage of asexual reproduction in plants? A) increased success of progeny in a stable environment. B) increased agricultural productivity in a rapidly changing environment. C) maintenance and expansion of a large genome. D) production of numerous progeny. E) increased ability to adapt to a change in the environment.	back 60 Answer: A

front 61 61) Under which conditions would asexual plants have the greatest advantage over sexual plants? A) an environment that varies on a regular, predictable basis B) an environment with irregular fluctuations of conditions C) a relatively constant environment with infrequent disturbances D) a fire-maintained ecosystem E) an environment with many seed predators	back 61 Answer: C
front 62 62) Which of the following statements is true of protoplast fusion? A) It occurs when the second sperm nucleus fuses with the polar nuclei in the embryo sac. B) It can be used to form new plant varieties by combining genomes from two plants. C) It is used to develop gene banks to preserve genetic variability. D) It is the method of test-tube cloning that produces whole plants from callus. E) It occurs within a callus that is developing in tissue culture.	back 62 Answer: B
front 63 63) One major potential benefit resulting from protoplast fusion experiments in agriculturally relevant species is A) there is an increased potential of hopeful mutants. B) species that are normally sexually incompatible can sometimes be successfully fused. producing offspring with traits of both parent species. C) many new species can be produced in a short period of time. D) deleterious traits are often removed by this process. E) genetically unrelated species can be successfully combined to produce new species with much larger genomes and adaptive potentials.	back 63 Answer: B
front 64 64) The most immediate potential benefits of introducing genetically modified crops include A) increasing the amount of land suitable for agriculture. B) overcoming genetic incompatibility. C) increasing the frequency of self-pollination. D) increasing crop yield. E) decreasing the mutation rate of certain genes.	back 64 Answer: D

front 65 65) A parent with an S₁S₂ genotype exhibiting sporophytic self-incompatibility can potentially fertilize which of the following plant genotypes of the same species with pollen grains? A) S₁S₃ B) S₂S₃ C) S₃S₄ D) S₁S₄ E) Half of all the pollen grains could be successful.	back 65 Answer: C
front 66 66) A parent with an S₁S₂ genotype exhibiting gametophytic self-incompatibility could potentially fertilize which of the following plant genotypes of the same species with pollen grains? A) S₁S₃ B) S₂S₃ C) S₁S₄ D) S₂S₄ E) Half of all the pollen grains could be successful.	back 66 Answer: E
front 67 67) Biofuels are mainly produced by A) the breakdown of cell wall biopolymers into sugars that can be fermented. B) plants that convert hemicellulose into gasoline. C) the genetic engineering of ethanol-generating genes into plants. D) transgenic crops that have cell walls containing ethylene. E) plants that are easy to grow in arid environments.	back 67 Answer: A
front 68 68) One disadvantage of monoculture is that A) the whole crop ripens at the same time. B) genetic uniformity makes a crop more vulnerable to a new pest or disease. C) it predominantly uses vegetative propagation. D) most grain crops self-pollinate. E) it allows for the cultivation of large areas of land.	back 68 Answer: B

front 69 69) Which of the following is a scientific concern related to creating genetically modified crops? A) Herbicide resistance may spread to weedy species. B) Beneficial insects may be harmed by eating pest species. C) Their adaptive advantages would allow them to overpower natural ecosystems. D) The monetary costs of growing genetically modified plants are significantly greater than traditional breeding techniques. E) Genetically modified plants are less stable and may revert back to parental genotypes.	back 69 Answer: A
front 70 70) All of the following strategies are being pursued with the goal of preventing transgene escape from genetically modified crops except A) the engineering of male sterility into plants. B) the genetic engineering of apomixis into transgenic crops. C) the genetic engineering of trangenes into the chloroplast DNA. D) the genetic engineering of flowers that develop normally, but fail to open. E) hybridization of transgenic crop genes with related wild weeds.	back 70 Answer: E
front 71 71) Which of the following is proving to be the most difficult task for plant breeders regardless of the techniques they use for crop improvement due to the complexity of the metabolic pathways involved? A) insect resistance B) nitrogen fixation C) herbicide resistance D) improved nutritional quality E) virus resistance	back 71 Answer: B
front 72 72) Which of the following is a successful example of the commercial use of transgenic crops? A) inserting Bt toxin genes into cotton, maize, and potato B) developing plants that are resistant to ultraviolet light mutations C) producing plants that resist attack by large herbivores D) developing plants that produce all the essential amino acids for humans E) producing plants that contain genes for making human insulin	back 72 Answer: A

front 73 The following question refer to the diagram of an embryo sac of an angiosperm shown in Figure 38.1. Figure 38.1 73) Based on Figure 38.1, which cell(s), after fertilization, give(s) rise to the embryo plant? A) A B) B C) C D) D E) E	back 73 Answer: B
front 74 The following question refer to the diagram of an embryo sac of an angiosperm shown in Figure 38.1. Figure 38.1 74) Based on Figure 38.1, which cell(s) become(s) the triploid endosperm? A) A B) B C) C D) D E) E	back 74 Answer: C
front 75 The following question refer to the diagram of an embryo sac of an angiosperm shown in Figure 38.1. Figure 38.1 75) Based on Figure 38.1, which cell(s) guide(s) the pollen tube to the egg cell? A) A B) B C) C D) D E) E	back 75 Answer: A
front 76 76) You are studying a plant from the Amazon rain forest that shows strong self-incompatibility. To characterize this reproductive mechanism, you would look for A) ribonuclease (RNAase) activity in stigma cells. B) RNA in the plants. C) pollen grains with very thick walls. D) carpels that cannot produce eggs by meiosis. E) systems of wind, but not insect, pollination.	back 76 Answer: A

front 77 77) Regardless of where in the world a vineyard is located, in order for the winery to produce a Burgundy, it must use varietal grapes that originated in Burgundy, France. The most effective way for a new California grower to plant a vineyard to produce Burgundy is to A) plant seeds obtained from French varietal Burgundy grapes. B) transplant varietal Burgundy plants from France. C) acquire a tissue culture of varietal Burgundy grapes from France. D) cross French Burgundy grapes with native American grapes. E) graft varietal Burgundy grape scions onto native (Californian) root stocks.	back 77 Answer: E
front 78 78) A seed develops from A) an ovum. B) a pollen grain. C) an ovule. D) an ovary. E) an embryo.	back 78 Answer: C
front 79 79) A fruit is A) a mature ovary. B) a mature ovule. C) a seed plus its integuments. D) a fused carpel. E) an enlarged embryo sac.	back 79 Answer: A
front 80 80) Double fertilization means that A) flowers must be pollinated twice to yield fruits and seeds. B) every egg must receive two sperm to produce an embryo. C) one sperm is needed to fertilize the egg, and a second sperm is needed to fertilize the polar nuclei. D) the egg of the embryo sac is diploid. E) every sperm has two nuclei.	back 80 Answer: C

front 81 81) "Golden Rice" A) is resistant to various herbicides, making it practical to weed rice fields with those herbicides. B) is resistant to a virus that commonly attacks rice fields. C) includes bacterial genes that produce a toxin that reduces damage from insect pests. D) produces larger, golden grains that increase crop yields. E) contains daffodil genes that increase vitamin A content.	back 81 Answer: E
front 82 82) Which statement concerning grafting is correct? A) Stocks and scions refer to twigs of different species. B) Stocks come from vines, but scions come from trees. C) Stocks provide root systems for grafting. D) Grafting creates new species. E) Stocks and scions must come from unrelated species.	back 82 Answer: C
front 83 83) Some dioecious species have the XY genotype for male and XX for female. After double fertilization, what would be the genotypes of the embryos and endosperm nuclei? A) embryo X/endosperm XX or embryo Y/endosperm XY B) embryo XX/endosperm XX or embryo XY/endosperm XY C) embryo XX/endosperm XXX or embryo XY/endosperm XYY D) embryo XX/endosperm XXX or embryo XY/endosperm XXY E) embryo XY/endosperm XXX or embryo XX/endosperm XXY	back 83 Answer: C
front 84 84) A small flower with green petals is most likely A) bee-pollinated. B) bird-pollinated. C) bat-pollinated. D) wind-pollinated. E) moth-pollinated.	back 84 Answer: D

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85) The pollen produced by wind-pollinated plants is often smaller than the pollen produced by animal-pollinated plants. A reason for this might be that
A) wind-pollinated plants, in general, are smaller than animal-pollinated plants.
B) wind-pollinated plants release pollen in the spring, before the plant has stored enough energy to make large pollen grains.
C) small pollen grains can be carried farther by the wind.
D) animal pollinators are more facile at picking up large pollen grains.
E) wind-pollinated flowers don't need large pollen grains because they don't have to attract animal pollinators.

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Answer: C

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86) The black dots that cover strawberries are actually individual fruits. The fleshy and tasty portion of a strawberry derives from the receptacle of a flower with many separate carpels. Therefore, a strawberry is
A) both a multiple fruit and an aggregate fruit.
B) both a multiple fruit and an accessory fruit.
C) both a simple fruit and an aggregate fruit.
D) both an aggregate fruit and an accessory fruit.
E) a simple fruit with many seeds.

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Answer: D

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