How does asexual plant reproduction differ from sexual plant reproduction? What will be an ideal ...

Answer to #1

With sexual reproduction there must be two gametes, the sperm and the egg. With asexual reproduction, the plant can be created without the joining of the egg and sperm. Instead, the plant can reproduce by using a part of the parent plant to start a new plant.

Answer to #2

Scale means creating an arrangement appropriate to the area in which it is to be placed. For example, a large oak dining table would have a large arrangement.

Answer to #3

The two primary advantages of tissue culture are:

1 . Only a very tiny portion of the parent plant is used, so the potential of growing a large number of genetically identical plants is greatly increased
2 . The new plants are free from disease-causing organisms

Answer to #4

Plant material should be one and one-half times as tall as the container or at least one and one-half times as tall as the width of a low container.

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