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4.7 Asexual reproduction in plants
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Describe how strawberry plants reproduce asexually.
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Total for this question: 2 marks
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Which is a natural method of asexual reproduction in plants?
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Describe how to take a stem cutting to produce a new plant.
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Total for this question: 3 marks
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Explain why gardeners remove most leaves from a cutting.
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Explain why a grower might prefer cuttings to seeds.
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Explain why potato tubers produce genetically identical plants.
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State one disadvantage of growing a crop entirely from cuttings.
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Illustrative nursery data.
| Treatment | Rooted / 30 |
|---|---|
| no rooting powder | 9 |
| rooting powder | 24 |
Calculate the percentage of cuttings that rooted with rooting powder.
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| Treatment | Rooted / 30 |
|---|---|
| no rooting powder | 9 |
| rooting powder | 24 |
Explain the difference in the results.
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Illustrative context: house plants.
Suggest why spider plants produce small plantlets on long stems.
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Total for this question: 2 marks
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Compare a plant grown from a cutting with one grown from a seed of the same parent.
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Explain why bulbs such as daffodils can flower early in spring.
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Total for this question: 2 marks
