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1)  A type of plant that lacks specialized conducting channels for transporting water and other nutrients needed by plants

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1)  A type of plant that lacks specialized conducting channels for transporting water and other nutrients needed by plants. 2. Technique used to attach the tissue of one plant to the tissue of anothet. 3. Pollen transfer between ?owers of different plant individuals or varieties. _4. Are type of plants that contain vascular tissue but do not produce seeds or flowers. 5. The creation of new life by other than the natural means available to an organism. 6.The biological process in which the pollen grains are transferred from an anther to the stigma. 7. Technique wherein a plant section originating from the stem. leaf or root is capable of developing into a new plant. 8. Depends completely on pollinating agents 9. Pollen transfer between flowers of one plant individual. 10. The quality of pollen grains are larger with spikes. l l .Occurs when plants grow and develop naturally without any human interference. 12. It refers to non-living factor. 13. Type of plant that do not depend on water for fertilization. 14. Technique used to maintain or grow plants cells, tissues or organs under sterile conditions on a nutrient culture. 15. It does not need the presence of other plants of the some species nearby. 1 6. Consists of the following organisms: bird. insects and bats. 1 7. The quality of pollen grains are smaller and lightweight. 18. Pollen transfer within one ffower. 19. Have tubelike structures that carry water. nutrients and other substances throughout the plant. 20. Has an open spare-bearing leaves arranged into male and female CODES. Ill - MATCHING TYPE: Match column A with Column 3. Write Only the CAPITAL LETTER that corresponds to your answer before each number. A. Abiotic Factor B. Arti?cial Propagation C. Autogamy D. Biotic Factor E. Cone-Bearing Plants F. Cross-Pollinotion G. Cutting H. Geitonogamy I. Grafting J. Insect Pollinated K. Natural Propagation L. Non-Vascular Plants M. Pollination N. Seed-Bearing Plants 0. Seed-less plants P. Selt—Pollination Q. Tissue Culture R. Vascular Plants 8. Wind Pollinafed T. Xenogamy