Angiosperms Flashcards

1
Q

Where does fruit develop from

A

The ovaries

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2
Q

What does angiosperm translate to

A

Enclosed seed

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3
Q

What did flowers evolve from

A

Flowers and fruit are thought to be modified leaves

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4
Q

Which phases is the most dominant in angiosperms (diploid or haploid)

A

Mostly diploid

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5
Q

What is the purpose of the endosperm

A

It is a food source for the seeds

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6
Q

How do angiosperms grow outwards

A

They can increase their diameter by producing secondary xylem and phloem

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7
Q

What are angiosperm synapomorphies

A

Flowers
Fruit
Enclosed seeds within a carpal
Reduced gametophyte.
Germination of pollen on a stigma
Double fertilisation

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8
Q

What is inflorescence

A

When flowers group together to form a large structure

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9
Q

What are the different familiar groups of monocot angiosperms

A

Grassed
Petaloids

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10
Q

What are the major groups within eudicots

A

Asterids
Rosids

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11
Q

What are some examples of monocots

A

Orchids
Grasses

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12
Q

Why do flowers have long styles and filaments

A

Natural selection favoured length because if made them more accessible to pollinators

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13
Q

What are different mechanisms of pollination

A

By wind
By insects
By birds
By bats

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