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Chapter 30 Part A: Plant Diversity II (Slide 48) Flashcards

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1
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Consists of an embryo and nutrients surrounded by a protective coat

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Seed

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Can disperse over long distances by wind and other means

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Seed

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______ and _______ grains are key adaptations for life on land

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Seeds and pollen

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4
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All seed plants have reduced gametophytes, _________, __________, and pollen

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Heterospory and ovules

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5
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The adaptations of seed plants help plants cope with ___________ and exposure to ___________ radiation

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Drought; ultraviolet (UV)

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What is not required for fertilization in seed plants

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Water

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7
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Seed plant life cycles are _________-dominated

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Sporophyte

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_________ are microscopic and dependent in seed plants

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Gametophytes

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What develop from spores retained within the sporangia of the __________?

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Gametophytes; sporophyte

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What are protected from environmental stress and receive nutrients from the _________ sporophyte?

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Gametophytes; parent

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What kind of plant produce one kind of spore?

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Homosporous

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What type of plant generally have bisexual gametophytes

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Homosporous

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What type of plant produce two types of spores?

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Heterosporous

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Which type of plant forms either male or female gametophytes?

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Heterosporous

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15
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________ and other close relatives of _______ plants are Homosporous

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Ferns; seed

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16
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_________ plants are heterosporous

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Seed

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17
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What develop within sporangia?

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Spores

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18
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What are born on modified leaves called sporophylls?

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Sporangia

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What consists of a megaspore within a megasporangium

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Ovule

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20
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Ovules are surrounded by one or more protective coats called ___________

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Integuments

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21
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What typically have one integument? What has two integuments?

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Gymnosperms; angiosperms

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22
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Each microspore develops into a ________ _______

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Pollen grain

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23
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What does a pollen grain consist of?

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Male gametophytes enclosed within the pollen wall

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24
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The transfer of pollen to the part of a seed plant containing the ovules

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Pollination

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25
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What can be transferred long distances by wind or animals

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Pollen

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26
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Pollen grains ________ when they reach the ________ reproductive structure

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Germinate; female

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27
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What produces a pollen tube?

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Germinated pollen grain

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What grows into the ovule and discharges sperm into the female gametophyte?

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Pollen tube

29
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Sperm fertilizes the egg of a ________ plant, the ________ grows into a __________ embryo.

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Seed; zygote; sporophyte

30
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What develops into a seed?

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Ovule

31
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An embryo, with a food supply, packaged in a protective coat

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Seed

32
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What two things provide protection from harsh conditions and facilitate dispersal

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Seeds and spores

33
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_________ provide evolutionary advantages over _______

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Seeds; spores

34
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Are multicellular

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Seeds

35
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Single cells

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Spores

36
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Can remain dormant for years until conditions are favorable for germination

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Seeds

37
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Shorter-lived

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Spores

38
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Stored food to nourish growing seedlings

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Seeds

39
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Do not provide nourishment to gametophytes

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Spores

40
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Transported longer distances by wind or animals

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Seeds

41
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Drop closer to the parent plant

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Spores

42
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Have “naked seeds” exposed on sporophylls that usually form cones

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Gymnosperms

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Are cone-bearing plants

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Gymnosperms

44
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Cone-bearing plants

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Conifers

45
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Pines, firs, and redwoods

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Conifers

46
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Seed plant evolution has included three key reproductive adaptations (1)

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Miniaturization of gametophytes

47
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Seed plant evolution has included three key reproductive adaptations (2)

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Production of the seed as a resistant, dispersible stage in the life cycle

48
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Seed plant evolution has included three key reproductive adaptations (3)

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Pollen, an airborne agent bringing gametes together

49
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An example of a sporophyte that produces sporangia in male and female cones

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Pine trees

50
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Are small and consists of microsporophylls that bear micorsporangia

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Pollen cones

51
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Undergo meiosis to produce haploid microspores within the microsporangia

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Microsporocytes

52
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What develops into a pollen grain containing a male gametophyte

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Microspore

53
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Release large amount of wind-carried pollen

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Cones

54
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________ cones are larger and consist of modified stem tissue and megasporophylls bearing megasporangia

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Ovulate

55
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Within each mega__________, mega_________ undergo meiosis to produce haploid mega________

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Sporagium; sporocytes; spores

56
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Develop into female gametophytes, retained within the megasporangia

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Megaspores

57
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In most pine species, each tree has both _______ and ________ cones

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Male; female

58
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It takes nearly ___ years from the time the cones first appear to produce _________ seeds

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3; mature

59
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The scales of each ________ cone separate at ________ and seeds are dispersed by wind

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Ovulate; maturity

60
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At __________, the sporophyte embryo emerges as a __________

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Germination; seedling

61
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Characteristics found in living seed plants date back to the late _________ period

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Devonian

62
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Heterosporous tree with a woody stem, but it did not bear seeds

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Archaeopteris

63
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The oldest gymnosperms fossils are about ______ million years old

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305

64
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Replaced seedless vascular plants in the drying climate of the late Carboniferous period

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Gymnosperms

65
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What 3 things helped gymnosperms thrive into the Permian period

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Seeds, pollen, and adaptations for drought tolerance

66
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What served as food for herbivorous dinosaurs

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Gymnosperms

67
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What began to replace gymnosperms near the end of the Mesozoic era

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Angiosperms

68
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What dominates most terrestrial ecosystems

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Angiosperms

69
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Vast regions in northern latitudes are covered by _________ of ________

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Forests; conifers

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