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1
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1rst land plant in fossil record

A

Liverworts

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2
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Do liverworts have phlome or xylem for transport of H2O/sugar

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no

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3
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How do liverworts prevent dehydration

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cuticle

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Liverworts have a dominant sporo/gameto phyte generation

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gametophyte

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5
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_ anchor liverwort plants

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Rhizoids

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6
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where do Liverwort swimming sperm form

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Antheridia

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7
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Where do eggs form in Liverworts

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Archegonia

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8
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Where do Liverwort spores from

A

sporophyte capsule

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9
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Gemmae Cup

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used by liverworts to reproduce asexually

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10
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Gemmae cups are produced by mitosis/meiosis

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mitosis

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11
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what hits the gemmae cup to cause clone to fall out

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rain

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12
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nonvascular land plant

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mosses

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13
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do mosses have xylem or phloem?

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no

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14
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mosses have a dominant _ generation

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gametophyte

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15
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what do mosses use to reproduce

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spores

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16
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do moss have swimming sperm

A

yes

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17
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where are moss swimming sperm produced

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antheridia

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18
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where are moss eggs formed

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archegonia

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19
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where do moss spores from

A

sporophyte capsule

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20
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what grows from moss spores

A

protonema

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21
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Mnium type

A

moss

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22
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Marchantia type

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liverwort

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23
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1st vascular plants

A

Phylum Rhyniophyta - Cooksonia

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24
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Rhyniophyta other term

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Cooksonia

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25
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Liverwort phylum

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Bryophyta

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26
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Moss phylum

A

Bryophyta

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27
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Cooksonia phylum

A

Rhyniophyta

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28
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Cooksonia sporophyte/gametophyte dominant

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sporophyte

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29
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when did Cooksonia flourish

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400 million years ago

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30
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Is Rhyniophyta extinct?

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yes

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31
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how tall was Cooksonia?

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6.5 cm

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32
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did Cooksonia have leaves or roots

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no

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33
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how did nutrients get to ground stem on cooksonia

A

Mycorrhiza

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34
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Cooksonia rhizome

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ground stem

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35
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Phlyum Lycophyta common term

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Club Moss

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36
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Lycophyta is Sporo/Gameto phyte dominant

A

Gametophyte

37
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Why was Lychophyta named

A

large strobilus

38
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Epiphyte

A

plant that grows off other plant but does not hurt it - commensualism

39
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Strobilus

A

spore bearing structure

40
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1st vascular plant with roots and leaves

A

Lycophyta

41
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Many species of Lycophytes are _ _

A

tropical epiphytes

42
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Lycopodium common word

A

Ground Pine

43
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How does Lycophyta have vegetative growth

A

stems/rhizomes

44
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Saliginella common word

A

Resurrection Plant

45
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Saliginella phylum

A

Lycophyta

46
Q

Phylum Pteridophyta groups

A

Whisk Ferns, Horsetails

47
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does Pteridophyta have leaves or roots

A

no

48
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what do Rhizomes have to gain nutrient

A

mycorrhiza symbiosis

49
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Most species of Pteridophyta are _

A

epiphytes

50
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Pteridophyta are Gametophyte/Sporophyte dominant

A

Sporophyte

51
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Pteridophyta sperm _

A

swim

52
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Pteridophyta reproduce with _ and not with _

A

spores, seeds

53
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Pteridophyta common term

A

Horsetails

54
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what tissue are used by Pteridophyta to photosynthesize

A

epidermal tissue

55
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Psilotum example of

A

Whisk Ferns

56
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Trees in ancient forests (dinosaur era)

A

Horsetails

57
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Horsetails phylum

A

Pteridophyta

58
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Horsetails have _ that is hard for defense and support

A

Silica

59
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Scouring Rushes

A

named from Silica in Horsetails

60
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where are leaves located on Horsetails

A

stem joints aka nodes

61
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Where is the Strobilus on Horsetails

A

top

62
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only living genus of Horsetails

A

Equisetum

63
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True Ferns phylum

A

Pteridophyta

64
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True ferns have leafy _

A

fronds

65
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Most common spore bearing plant in terms of number of species and shear numbers

A

True Ferns

66
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Sori

A

structures that are clusters of sporangia on True Ferns

67
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Where are Sori located?

A

under the fronds of True Ferns

68
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Where do spores develop on True Ferns

A

in sporangia

69
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What shape is the gametophyte of True Ferns

A

heart

70
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heart shaped gametophyte of True Fernms

A

prothallus

71
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where do True Fern spores grow

A

ground

72
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Fiddle heads are a type of _

A

True Fern

73
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How do Fiddle Heads have vegetative growth

A

from rhizomes

74
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Ferns are _ plants and prefer _ and _

A

swamp, warmth, moisture

75
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Where do True Ferns occupy and why

A

lower canopy, prefer low to medium light

76
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What percent of water is absorbed for True Ferns through fronds

A

50

77
Q

Lower Plants very distinguishing charecterstic

A

Spore Bearers

78
Q

Liverworts time start

A

500 mya

79
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Hornworts time start

A

470 mya

80
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Mosses time start

A

440 mya

81
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Lycohphytes time start

A

420 mya

82
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Pterophytes time start

A

390 mya

83
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Gymnosperms time start

A

305 mya

84
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Angiosperms time start

A

305 mya

85
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Liverwort thallus structure shape

A

leaf-like

86
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3 Members of Bryophyta

A

liverworts, mosses, hornworts

87
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Member of Lycophyta

A

club moss

88
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3 members of Pteridophyta aka fern family

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Whisk ferns, True ferns, Horsetails

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