Chapter 29: Plant Diversity p.1 Flashcards

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Closest living relative

A

Charophytes

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Shared ancestral characters with charophytes

A
  1. circular protein rings in plasma membrane to synthesize cellulose
  2. flagellated sperm
  3. sporopollenin
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3
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Traits that support life on land

A

waxy cuticle, stomata, mycorrhizal associations, secondary compounds

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4
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Key events in plant history

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  1. multicellularity
  2. invasion of land
  3. evolution of vascular tissue
  4. appearance of seed plants
  5. evolution of flowers
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5
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Derived traits of plants

A
  1. alternation of generations
  2. sporopollenin-walled spores made in sporangia
  3. multicellular sporangia
  4. apical meristems
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6
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Bryophyte clades

A

Liverworts
Mosses
Hornworts

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Bryophyte traits

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“carpets” rather than branches
dominant gametophyte
prominant sporophyte

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Protonemata

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germinated spore that produces gametophores

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9
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Rhizoid

A

anchor of gametophyte (different from roots)

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10
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gametangia

A

where gametes are formed; separate male and female

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archegonia

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female gametangia; produces eggs

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antheridia

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male gametangia; produces sperm

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13
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Fertilization of bryophytes

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sperm must swim through water to fertilize eggs, limiting mosses to moist habitats

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Sporangium

A

sporophyte capsule

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Seta

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sporophyte stalk

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Peristome

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opens the sporangium to release spores

17
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Sporophytes

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produce spores by meiosis (2n)

18
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Spores

A

develop into gametophyte (n)

19
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Gametophytes

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produce gametes by mitosis (n)

20
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Gametes

A

fuse to produce sporophytes (n)

21
Q

Seedless vascular clades

A

Lycophyta
Pterophyta

22
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Vascular tissue

A

specialized cells that transport water, nutrients, etc.

23
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xylem

A

transport water and minerals; lignified, dead cells

24
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phloem

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transport organic molecules; alive

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roots
organs to absorb water and nutrients; anchor
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leaves
increase surface area for photosynthesis
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microphyll
small, spine-shaped leaves with unbranched vasculature
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macrophyll
highly branched vasculature
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sporophyte (vascular)
dominant in vascular life cycle
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sporophyll
modified leaves with sporangia
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sori
clusters of sporangia on underside of fern sporophylls
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strobilli
clumps of sporophylls on cone-like structures
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carpels and stamens
sporophylls of angiosperm
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homosporous
bisexual gametophyte
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heterosporous
two types of sporophylls
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megaspore
female gametophyte
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microspore
male gametophyte