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Chapter 29: Liverworts, Hornworts, Mosses Flashcards

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1
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Are named for their liver-shaped gametophytes

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Liverworts

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Some species of what have gametangia elevated on stalks?

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Liverworts

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What’s another name for Liverworts?

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Phylum Hepatophyta

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Some species of Liverworts have stemlike gametophytes with many leaflike ____________

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Appendages

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What is another name for Hornworts?

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Phylum Anthocerophyta

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What do sporophytes look like in Hornworts?

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Long and tapered horn shaped structures, growing up to 5 cm tall

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In Hornworts, when are spore released?

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When the horn splits open

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What do gametophytes look like in Hornworts?

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1-2 cm in diameter, grow horizontally, and multiple sporophytes attached

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9
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____________ form symbioses with __________-fixing bacteria.

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Hornworts; nitrogen

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10
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What is another name for Mosses?

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Phylum Bryophyta

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How big are Gametophytes in Mosses?

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Less than 15 cm tall, range from 1 mm to 60 cm

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12
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_______________ are usually visible to the naked eye in which Bryophyte?

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Sporophytes; Mosses

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What color are Mosses when they are young? What color do they turn before releasing spores?

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Green and photosynthetic; brown

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Where are mosses most common?

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Moist forests and wetlands

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T/F: mosses only inhabit hot environments.

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F: They also inhabit extremely cold, hot, and dry environments

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16
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“Peat moss”

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Sphagnum

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17
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What forms extensive deposits of partially decaying organic material known as _______

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Sphagnum; peat

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18
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Can be used as source of fuel

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Peat

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19
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What 3 things inhibit decay of moss and other organisms

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Low temp., pH, and O2 levels of peatlands

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20
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Peatlands cover __% of Earth’s land surface

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3

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21
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Contain 1/3 of the world’s soil carbon

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Peatlands

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___________ were the prominent vegetation for the first 100 million years of plant evolution

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Bryophytes

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The earliest vascular plants fossils are _______ million years old

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425

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24
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What has allowed plants to grow much taller?

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Vascular tissue

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This type of plants are still restricted to moist habitats where the sperm can swim to the egg

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Seedless vascular plants

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The ___________ sporophyte lived relatively _____________ of the gametophyte

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Vascular; independent

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What stimulated further evolution within the vascular plants

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Competition for space and sunlight

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28
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Living vascular plants are characterized by (1)

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Life cycles with dominant sporophytes

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Living vascular plants are characterized by (2)

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Transport in vascular tissues called xylem and phloem

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Living vascular plants are characterized by (3)

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Well-developed roots and leaves

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Living vascular plants are characterized by (4)

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Spore bearing leaves called sporophylls

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32
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Transport in vascular tissues called _________ and __________

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Xylem; phloem

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33
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Spore-bearing leaves

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Sporphylls

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34
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In what kind of plants are the sporophytes larger and more complex than gametophytes?

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Seedless vascular plants

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35
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____________ plants have 2 types of vascular tissues: _________ and _________

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Vascular; xylem; phloem

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36
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Conducts most of the water and minerals

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Xylem

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37
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Xylem include tube-shaped cells called

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Tracheids

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38
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Xylem cells are ________ at functional maturity and are _________

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Dead; lignified

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39
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What is a polymer that strengthens Xylem

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Lignin

40
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How are the cells of phloem tissue arranged?

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Tubes

41
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What does phloem tissue transport?

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Organic materials, sugar

42
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Phloem cells are ________ at functional maturity

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Alive

43
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What 2 things make taller plants better?

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More sunlight; disperse sports further

44
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Are organs and anchor vascular plants into the ground

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Roots

45
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Absorb water and nutrients from the soil

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Roots

46
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May have evolved from below ground stems

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Roots

47
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Increase surface area for light capture and conduct most of the photosynthesis in plants

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Leaves

48
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What are the 2 types of leaves?

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Microphylls and Megaphylls

49
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Small, often spine-shaped leaves with a single vein

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Microphylls

50
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Found in Lycophytes

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Microphylls

51
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Larger leaves with a highly branched vascular system

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Megaphylls

52
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Found in all other plant groups

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Megaphylls

53
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Modified leaves with sporangia

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Sporophylls

54
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Are clusters of sporangia on the undersides of fern sporphylls

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Sori

55
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Many Lycophytes and most gymnosperms have ____________

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Strobili

56
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Clumps of sporphylls in cone-like structures

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Strobili

57
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Sporophylls of angiosperms are called ________ and ________

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Carpels; stamens

58
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Most seedless vascular plants are

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Homosporous

59
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Homospores have _____ type of sporophylls and sporangium, which produces one type of _______

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One; spore

60
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Homosporous spores produce ________ gametophytes

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Bisexual

61
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All seed plants and some seedless vascular plants are ___________

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Heterosporous

62
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Have 2 types of sporphylls bearing different sporangia that produce different spore types

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Heterosporous

63
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The spores of Heterosporous give rise to either _______ or _________ gametophytes

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Male; female

64
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What bear megasporangia?

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Megasporophylls

65
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What produce large mega spores?

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Megasporangia

66
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_________ develop into female gametophytes

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Megaspores

67
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What bear microsporangia

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Microsporophylls

68
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What produce relatively small micro spores

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Microsporangia

69
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____________ develop into male gametophytes

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Microspores

70
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What are the 2 clades of seedless vascular plants?

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Phylum Lycophyta and Phylum Moniphyta

71
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Include club mosses, spike mosses, and quillworts

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Phylum Lycophyta

72
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Include ferns, horsetails, and whisk forms and their relatives

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Phylum Monilophyta

73
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Another name for Lycophytes

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Phylum Lycophyta

74
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What are gametophytes of Lycophytes

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Photosynthetic; others form below ground symbiosis with fungi

75
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What are sporophytes of Lycophytes

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Have both leaf-forming upright stems, and ground-hugging root-forming stems

76
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Spikemosses and quill worts are all __________

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Heterosporous

77
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Clubmosses are

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Homosporous

78
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Spikemosses and clubmosses have _________

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Strobili

79
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Spikemosses and clubmosses sporophylls cluster into _____-______ cones

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Club-shaped

80
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Another name for Monilophytes

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Phylum Monilophyta

81
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Include ferns, horsetails, and whisk ferns and relatives

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Monilophytes

82
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Fern sporophytes have large ____________ (fronds) that are divided into _______

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Megasporophylls; leaflets

83
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Coiled at the tip (fiddle head); which unfurls as the leaf grows

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Frond

84
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Most species of ferns are _________, and have _________ devices for spore dispersal

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Homosporous; springlike

85
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The sporophytes of this have jointed stems with rings of small leaves or branches

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Horsetails

86
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Gritty stem have been used for scouring pots and pans

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Horsetails

87
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Fertile and vegetative stems

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Horsetails

88
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Horsetail gametophytes are __________

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Bisexual

89
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Have dichotomously branching stems but no roots

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Whisk fern sporophytes

90
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3 fused sporangia form a yellow knob on the end of each stem

A

Whisk ferns

91
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Whisk ferns are all ___________ with ________ gametophytes

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Homosporous; bisexual

92
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Closely related to whisk ferns, lack roots but have leaflike outgrowths of the stem

A

Tmesipteris

93
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Diversified into small herbaceous plants and giant trees by the __________ period

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Lycophytes; Carboniferous

94
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About ________ species of small lycophytes remain now

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1,200

95
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T/F: Lycophytes are not true mosses

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T

96
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T/F: Lycophytes are vascular plants

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T: Lycophytes are not true mosses, true mosses are Nonvascular

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