Chapter 14 Flashcards
What is the event that leads from the haploid stage in the aternation of generations?
Fertilization
What are the benefits of plants having the ability to reproduce sexually and aesexually?
Genettic recombination can occur and plants can adapt to different environments
Name the different divisions of Bryophytes or non-vascular plants
Liverworts or marchantiophyta, Hornworts or anthocerotophyta, and Mosses or bryophyta
Organisms from which division of Bryophytes slows down erosion, provides food for small and large animals, and are often used to monitor air quality?
Mosses
What is the function of xylem?
Responsible for long-distance transport and storage of water and nutrients
What is the function of pholem?
The tissues transports sugars, proteins, and other solutes through the plant.
What is the difference between gymnosperms and angiosperms?
Gymnosperms have naked seeds with no flowers or fruit; angiosperms are flowering plants that may also contain fruit
Name the male reproductive parts of the flower
Stamen or androecium
Name the female reproductive parts of the flower
Carpel or gynoecium
What are monocots?
Have one cotyledon, ex. corn
What are dicots?
Have to cotyledons, ex. beans
What are stomata?
Pores that open and close to regulate the traffic of gases and water vapor
What are the advantages that land/terrestrial ecosystems offer to plant?
Sunlight is abundant, CO2 more readily available, land plants evolved befor animals so no predators