JAMB Biology · Form and functions
Sexual reproduction in flowering plants: JAMB Biology Past Questions and Answers
What the JAMB syllabus covers in Sexual reproduction in flowering plants
Our summary: Flower parts, pollination, fertilization and the fruits that form from them.
- Floral parts and their functions
- Pollination and fertilization
- Products of sexual reproduction
Objectives
- relate parts of flower to their functions and reproductive process.
- state the advantages of cross pollination.
- deduce the different types of placentation that develop into simple, aggregate, multiple and succulent fruits.
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JAMB Biology questions on Sexual reproduction in flowering plants
- JAMB 2024After fertilization in plants, the zygote develops into
- JAMB 2024A fruit formed from one flower with many carpels is referred to as
- JAMB 2024Production of healthier offspring, viable seeds and formation of new varieties are good characteristics
- JAMB 2024The part of the flower that develops into seed is
- JAMB 2023Which of the following statements best describes pollination in plants?
- JAMB 2022Petaloid sepals serve the function of?
- JAMB 2022The type of fruit that is formed from a single flower having several free carpels is?
- JAMB 2021Which of the statements below is not characteristic of wind-pollinated flowers?
- JAMB 2019Which of the following describes an example of fertilization in higher organisms
- JAMB 2019A flowering plant having both the male and female flowers on the same plant is said to be
- JAMB 2018The immediate product of meiosis in flowering plants is the
- JAMB 2018Double fertilisation is a unique features of
- JAMB 2018A seed of a flowering plant can best be described as
- JAMB 2018In the egg of a bird, the embryo is located in the
- JAMB 2017When an ovary is placed on the receptacle above the other floral parts it is referred to as
- JAMB 2016The arrangement of ovules attached to the sides of a syncarpous ovary with a single chamber is referred to as
- JAMB 2016An example of an endospermous seed is
- JAMB 2016Which of the following protects the essential parts of the flower at bud stage?
- JAMB 2015The following are examples of a true fruit, except
- JAMB 2014Seed plants are the most dominant vegetation on land because of
- JAMB 2013The male reproductive organ of a flower is the
- JAMB 2013The transfer of pollen grains from the anther to a sigma is
- JAMB 2012An example of a fruit that develops from a single carpel is
- JAMB 2011An example of an endospermous seed is
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