plant help.....?

Question

i have been looking in my book for an hour and i cant figure these out.
1. what is the spore producing generation?
2. what is the process producing gametes?
3. process producing spores?
4. organ producing sperm?
5. organ producing egg?
6. produced by spore germination?

Answer 1

Okay... this sounds an awful lot like homework, but if you have really spent an hour and can't find it, you need help.

1. The Sporophyte Generation
2. The Gametophyte Generation
3. Gametogenesis
4. The male part of the plant, (in a flowering plant), the stamen, contains an area where the pollen (sperm) is made, called the anther. Early plants lacking flowers don't have specific plant names for an organ, but some gametophytes have a male version called the microgametophyte, which only produces the male gametes.
5. The female part of a plant, (in a flowing plant), the carpel (or pistil), contains the ovary, where the ovules, the female gametes, are produced. In early plants, the female gametophyte is called the megagametophyte, and produces the female gametes.
6. I would believe that the answer to this is gametophyte generation. The spores of the sporophyte germinate to become the gametophyte (either male or female, in early plants).

Answer 2

1.sporogenesis
2.gametogenesis
3.sporogenesis
4.testes
5.ovary
6.question unclear