chapter23C_Angiosperms Flashcards

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1
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angiosperms distinguishing characteristic

A

flowering plants

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2
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most successful plant group

A

angiosperms

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3
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why are angiosperms so successful

A

number of seeds produced and speed of reproduction through pollinators

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4
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Peduncle

A

flower stem

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5
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Receptacle

A

flower foundation, inside peduncle

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6
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Calyx

A

sepals together, protects bud, supports petals

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7
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Corolla

A

petals collectively together

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8
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Coralla uses

A

attracts insects through emitting odor

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9
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male reproductive part of angiosperms

A

stamen

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10
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Filament role male Angiosperm

A

supports anther

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11
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Anter role male Angiosperm

A

where pollen is produced

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12
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Angiosperm female reproductive structure

A

carpel

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13
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Stigma role female angiosperm

A

nectar secretion, catches than activates pollen with enzymes from nectar

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14
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Style role female Angiosperm

A

supports stigma, opens upon ova maturation

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15
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Ovary role female Angiosperm

A

ova location, ova turns to seed and ovary turns to fruit

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16
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most fruits, vegetables, and trees are _dicot

A

eudicot

17
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grasses and grains are _cot

A

monocot

18
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Where do Eudicot and Monocots differ

A

seeds, stems, Roots, flowers, leaves

19
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number of Eudicot flower petals

A

groups of 4 or 5

20
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number of Monocot flower petals

A

groups of 3

21
Q

vascual bundle

A

xylem and phloem

22
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leaf differences between Eudicot vs Monocot

A

branching vs parallel veins

23
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stem differences between Eudicot vs Monocot

A

vascular bundle (xylem/phloem) circular aroud stem, vascular bundle randomly across stem

24
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root differences between Eudicot vs Monocot

A

vascular bundles located in the center of tap root, vascular bundles circular in fibrous root

25
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seed germination differences Eudicot vs Monocot

A

2 cotyledons vs 1 cotyledon

26
Q

Phylum Anthophyta common term

A

Flowering Plants

27
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Where does pollen leave from on the flower

A

anther

28
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Where does pollen enter on the flower

A

stigma

29
Q

When does fertilization begin?

A

nectar enzymes on the stigma induce germination on the pollen

30
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After pollen is induced to germinate, what happens next?

A

pollen tube having 2 sperm nuclei grow through style toward ovary

31
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what do 2 sperm form upon fertilization completion?

A

one sperm fuses with egg nucleus to create diploid zygote, other sperm fuses with 2 egg nuclei to create triploid endosperm cell

32
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what do the endosperm form

A

cotyledons

33
Q

Eudicot seeds are divided in half between the _

A

cotyledons

34
Q

in an apple, fertilized eggs become the _, and the fruit comes from the _

A

seeds, ovary

35
Q

what is the bee orchid flower labellum

A

flower structure that imitates female bee instead of providing nectar for pollination