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EEMB 3: Plants Flashcards

2
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Scientific name for land plants

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Embryophytes

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3
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Common feature that ALL land plants share

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protected embryos

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4
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Name the groups of vascular plants

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LycophytesHorsetailsWhisk fernsLepto fernsGymnospermsFlowering plants

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Name the groups of Euphyllophytes

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LycohpytesHorsetailsWhisk fernsLepto fernsGymnospermsFlowering Plants

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What does Euphyllophytes mean?

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“true leaves”

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Name the groups of Monilophytes

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HorsetailsWhisk fernsLepto ferns (basic ferns)

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Name the groups of Seed Plants

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GymnospermsFlowering Plants (Angiosperms)

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9
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More in depth description of lycophytes

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club mosses and relatives

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What are the only phylum that have Microphylls

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lycophytes (club mosses and relatives)

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What is the one trait of plants that completely separates it from protists, bacteria, etc?

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Embryos protected by tissues of the parent plant; do not need an external water source to growEmbryophytes

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12
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A plant is a _____ eukaryote that uses chlorophylls ____, stores ____, and develops from an ______ protected by tissues by the parent plant

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photosythetica & bembryo

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13
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Plants are referred to as empbryophytes because

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they develop from embryos

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14
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The kingom plantae is ____ which forms how many branches of the evolutionary tree?

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monophyleticone branch only

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15
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List the groups of the kingdom Plantae

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GlaucophytesRed AlgaeChlorophytes”other’ green algaeColeochaetalesCharophytesLand Plants (embryophytes)

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16
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Green plants are also called

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streptophytes

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17
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The most closely related group to land plants

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charophytes

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18
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List the close slimilarities between land plants (embryophytes) and charophytes (algae)

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chlorophyll a,bbeta-carotene as accessory pigmentthylakoid stacks (grana)store starchcellulose for cell wallsuse cell plate for divisiongenetic similarity (cpDNA and other genes)

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19
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Development of new physiology led to an ______ shift to land

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ecological

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20
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The major plant cell composition needed for water retention

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cuticle

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21
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Major plant part needed for gas exchange and retention of water

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stomata

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22
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What physiological change came about to allow transportation between mediums

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division into subterranean & aerial organs

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23
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What is composes the main support for the outside of plants (“woody portions”)

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Lignin

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24
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What is function is the protection of gametes from desiccation?

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Gametengia

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25
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What is needed for protection from desiccation and damage?

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sporopollenin/thick spore walls

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26
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One reason for the ecological shift to land

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mutual association with a fungus

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27
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Embryos protect

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young sporophytes

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28
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Non-tracheophyte groups

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LiverwortsMossesHornworts

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29
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T/F: Knowing the dominant generation (in alternation of generations) helps classify plants

A

True!

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30
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In the generic alternation of generations cycle, what processes are at the transition between haplontic and diplontic

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meiosis and fetilization

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31
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In the generic alternation of generations cycle what stages are in the haplonic cycle

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Sporemulti-cellular gametophytegametes

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32
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In the generic alternation of generations cycle what stages are in the diplontic cycle

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zygotemulti-cellualr sporophyte

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33
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Class of plants that has the most species

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angiosperms

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34
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non-tracheophytes (non-vascular) plants are the decendents of the ____ lineages of plants

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oldest

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35
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the sporophyte develops from the

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embryo

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36
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the embryo is dependent on and protected by the

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gametophyte

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37
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Non-tracheophytes are found usually in _____ climate

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moist

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38
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What generation stage is most dominant in non-tracheophytes (non-vascular plants)

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gametophyte / haplonitc

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39
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Describe the moss life cycle

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Starting from haploid-ungerminated spore-germinating-protonema (rhizoid, bud, photo filament)-gametophytes-archegonium/antheridium-sperm/egg-eggDiploid stage-embryo-sporophyte/casule (spreads spores)(gametophyte still present)Cycle starts over

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40
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Specialized cells that transport water and nutrients

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tracheids

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41
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Tracheids are what shape

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spindle shaped

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42
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What connects tracheids

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pits

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43
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Tracheids also provide what other function?

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structural support

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44
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Tracheids are formed through what?

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programmed cell death (for empty space to transport nutrients and water)

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45
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In non-tracheophytes the sporophyte (2n) is the ______ and gametophyte (n) is the ___

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capsule”leaf”

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46
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In treacheophytes the sporophyte is the ___ and gametophyte is ____

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leavessome of small underground thing

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47
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The first tracheophytes lacked

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“true leaves”roots

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48
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Rhynia fossils are what?When were they found?

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the first tracheophytes foundDevonion Period

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49
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Tracheophytes were a product of what reproductive cycle

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meiosis

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50
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What era were the first ferns & fern allies found? (Monilophytes)

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Devonian Period

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51
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Monilophytes showed first signs of what 3 things that showed evolution of plants?

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true roots/leavesheterospory”overtopping” growth pattern

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52
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what might have allowed the evolution of specialized root and shoot axes?

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dichotomous branching

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53
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T/F: Lycophyta have root/shoot systems that both branch dichotomously

A

True

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54
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What is dichotomous branching?

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equal division of two branches at a terminal bud

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55
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Simple leaves are called (scientific)

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microphylls

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56
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Scientifically define a leaf

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a flattened photosynthetic structure emerging laterally from a main axis/stem and has “true” vascular tissue

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57
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Simple leaves are characteristic of which phylum

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Lycophytes (club mosses)

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58
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Megaphylls are

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complex leaves

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59
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Megaphylls are thought to have evolved from what growth process?

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overtopping (branched vascular strands that flattened and developed tissue in-between)

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60
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Different between simple and complex leaves

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multiple vascular strands

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61
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Describe the haploid portion of a homosporic cycle

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meiosis -> spore -> gamtophyte ->-> achegonium ->eggsOR-> antheridium -> sperm

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62
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archegonium is what part of a plants reproductive haploid cycle

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female part

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63
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atheridium is what part of a plants haploid reproductive cycle

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male part

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64
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Describe the diploid portion of a homosporic cycle

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zygote -> embryo -> sporophyte -> sporangium -> spore of a mother cell

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65
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In the heterospory cycle the prefix mega- refers to which gender

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Female

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66
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In the heterospory cycle the prefix micro- refers to which gender

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male

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67
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Describe the haploid part of heterosporic life cycle

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meiosis ->spore -> gametophyte -> sperm/eggs

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68
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Describe the diploid part of heterosporic life cycle

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same as homosporic cept micro/mega sporangiums

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69
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Heterospory promotes

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outcrossing

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70
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Heterospory provides _____ flexibility

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developmental flexibility

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71
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In heterospory the megagametophyte undergoes

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endosporic development

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72
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What is endosporic development

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when the megagametophyte does not leave the megaspore to grow

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73
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Sporangia are

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containers in which asexual spores are formed

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74
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Two dispersal mechanisms

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spore and seed

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75
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T/F: the gametophyte is reduced less in seed plants than non-seed tracheophytes

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FALSE

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76
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T/F: Water is sometimes needed for sexual reproduction

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FALSE. no need at all

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77
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How does the haploid megagametophyte develop in seed plants

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Develops partially or entirely attached and is nutritionally dependent to the diploid sporophyte

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78
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In seed plants, the male gametophyte is a

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gene dispersal stage (pollen)

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79
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Seeds contain what, what sort of stage is it, and are a means of what?

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contain the new sporophyte generationa resting stagea means of dispersal

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80
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What are strobilus?

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a cluster of modified leaves with sporangia

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81
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Microspores divide by mitois into what?

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pollen grains (microgametophyte)

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82
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Two cell parts of the pollen grain

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generative celltube cell

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83
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Pollen is what type of reproductive form

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microgametophyte

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84
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Creating pollen is a method for what two things?

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dispersalavoiding inbreeding

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85
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Ovule is the structure that contains the

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female gametophyte

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86
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The ovule is surrounded by what?

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nucellus (megasporangium)

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87
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In a seed the embryo is the ___-phyte

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sporophyte

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88
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What type of plants are angiosperms?

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Flowering plants

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89
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Angiosperms (flowering plants) undergo ______ fertilization

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double

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90
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What kind of endosperm do angiosperms have

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triploid endosperm

91
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In angiosperms, the ovules are enclosed in the _____ and the seeds in ______

A

carpelthe fruit

92
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What vascular parts do the angiosperm have?

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xylem and phloem

93
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The generative cell divides and produces what

A

2 haploid sperm cells

94
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tracheids may have evolved into what two type of cells in angiosperms

A

vessel elementsfiber cells

95
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Describe the evolution of the carpel

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leaf like structure with sporangia on it folded on itself, with sporangia on the inside

96
Q

Evolution of the flower stems from

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fusion of carpels

97
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Fusion of carpels make up what structure? (aka multiple carpels)

A

the pistil

98
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Advantages of the pistil

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efficient deposition of pollenefficient movement of pollen tubes

99
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A closed carpel protects the

A

ovules and seeds

100
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Properties of monocots

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flower parts in 3’sparallel veinsnarrow leavessingle cotyledon in seedsscattered vascular bundles

101
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Properties of Dicots (Eudicots)

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two cotyledons in seedsbroad leavesbranched veinsflower parts in 4,5’svascular bundles in an organized ring in the stem

102
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For fruits the carpel turns into the _____ the ovary into the ____ and ovule into the ____

A

fruit wallactual fruitseed

103
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Dispersal methods

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wind, fruit (simple and aggregate), animal/organism, nuts

104
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Wind and water dispersal are what type of transport?scientific name for wind dispersal is____for water is _____

A

PassiveAnemophilyHydrophyil

105
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Animals are what type of dispersal transport? the 3 scientific names?

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activezoophily, ornithophily, enotmophily

106
Q

The reward for pollination to animals (and 2 subcategories)

A

food-nectar-pollen

107
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flower glands that create nectar are called

108
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pollen is high in what substance for animals?

109
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Two types of plants that do fly pollination

A

Arsitolochi-aceaeAr-aceae

110
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Properties of fly pollinating flowers

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dull colorstrong, bad odorsmall clusters

111
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colors for bee & wasp pollination (what type of light in the spectrum?)

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white, blue, yellow (not red generally)UV light

112
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Moth pollination requires the moth to have what long organ?

113
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Bird pollination follows flowers with what typical color and ordor?

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Red flowers (tubular)Trick- no to weak odor

114
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Bird pollination scientific name

A

ornithophilly

115
Q

T/F: Flower pollinating birds are not separated geographically. There is no convergence

A

FALSEgeographically separated and yes convergence

116
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Bat pollination flowers are usually ____ and a ____ color support the bats weight and lack of sight

A

robustwhite

117
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Describe the fig wasp pollination method

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-Females lay eggs in the fig ovaries while pollinating other ovaries at the same time-born male wasps mate with all the females and then burrow out the fig and then die. -females use the path created by the male to go out and pollinate more figs

118
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fig and wasps show signs of co- _____ and co- ___

A

speciation and evolution

119
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What exceptions to the co-evolution of fig and wasp relationship are there?

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1 wasp to 2 fig species that are geographically separated2 wasps to 1 fig that covers a wide geographic area

120
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The two flower parts that are thought to be modified leaves

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carplestamen

121
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What are whorls?

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think of them as “layers” of flower parts (inside to outside)

122
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To study how parts of plants work we compare them with ____ counterparts

123
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Why do we use mutants to study plants?

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-helps discern how a gene works by showing what happens to the plant when it doesn’t work-cloned genes can give biochemical info

124
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Researchers need both ___ and ____ info to understand a genes role

A

phenotypicbiochemical

125
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The identification of a gene by mutant phenotype is called

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forward genetics

126
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Using a cloned/mutated gene to FIND a mutant phenotype is called

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reverse genetics

127
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What are homeotic genes/mutations?

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genes/mutations that determine the developmental fate of ENTIRE portions of an organism

128
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What is mutagenesis

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The process of introducing a mutant to an organism to see what gene it affects to learn more info

129
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Steps of Mutagenesis

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-expose organism to mutagen-allow organism to reproduce and let mutagen affect whatever genes-observe the progeny of effects-ID the gene mutated

130
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Stomata first appear in what plant?

131
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Overtopping growth is

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one branch differentiating from another and grows above it

132
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Triploidy is characteristic of what group of plants?

A

angiosperms

133
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Megaphylls first appear in ____ and are found from then on

A

horsetails

134
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The first land plants are seen during what period

A

Ordovician

135
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First vascular plant fossils are found when

136
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Earliest gymnosperms are found in what period

137
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Earliest angiosperms found when

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Jurassic period

138
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Liverworts belong to the phylum

A

Hepatophyta

139
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Hornworts belong to the phylum

A

Anthocerophyta

140
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Mosses belong to the phylum

141
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Club Mosses belong to the phylum

142
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Ferns and related belong to the phylum

A

Pteridophyta

143
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Do gametophytes or sporophytes produce more odor?

A

gametophytes

144
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Water transport in non-tracheophytes?Sugar transport?

A

HydroidLeptoid

145
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How do non-tracheophyte cells divide?

A

apical cell division

146
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In the phylogenic tree, what other 2 traits come along with tracheids?

A

sporophyte dominancy and independencebranching

147
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Rhizome(thick part) and Rhizoids (small parts) are what?

A

“roots” of non-tracheophytes(only anchors, that is the ONLY function)

148
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The first tracheophytes had tracheids which also meant they had a ____

149
Q

The only phylum with simple leaves are

A

lycophyta (club mosses)

150
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Complex leaves (megaphylls) are first found in ____ and beyond

A

ferns (monilophytes/ Pteridophyta)

151
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Heterospory is found in most or all of

A

gymno and angiosperms

152
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Lycophyta are first found during what period

153
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Some heterospory is found in which two types of plants?

A

lycophyta and regular ferns

154
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Whisk ferns were thought to be direct descendants of the _____ but actually is related to all the ferns

A

Rhyniophytes (first fossils of tracheophytes)

155
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Horsetails (rush) are first seen in what period

156
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Describe the fern lifecycle

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Starting from Meiosis-spore tetrad-germinating spore-mature gametophyte (with rhizoids)-antheridium/archegonium -sperm/eggFertilization-ebryo (unprotected)-sporophyte-mature sporophyte-sporangium

157
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What is the male gametophyte dispersal product?

158
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The “naked seed” term belongs to what group of plants?

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gymnosperms

159
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Name the phylums of the gymnosperms

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Cycado-phytaginko-phytaGneto-phytaconifero-phyta

160
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Non-motile sperm develops in which types of plants?

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Gymnosperms (some) and angiosperms

161
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Specifically which gymnosperms have developed non-motile sperm

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Gnetophyta and coniferophyta

162
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Rise of seed plants happen during which era?

163
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Gymnosperms are dominant during which era?

164
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Angiosperms are dominant during during which era?

165
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Describe the structure of a microsporangium (of gymnosperms)

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Microsporophyll (the actual modified leaf)Microsporangium (outer covering)Microsporocytes (reproductive part)

166
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Microsporangium undergo _____ to make microspores (1n)

167
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Microsporangium create what by going through meiosis?

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spores (microspores)

168
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What ploidy are microspores?

169
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Pollen grains are a product of what reproductive process?

170
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Pollen grains are Micro-_____ and are they single or multiple-celled

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microgametophytesmulticellular

171
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What two type of cells are in pollen grains? What ploidy are they?

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generative cells and tube cellall 1n

172
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The pollen lands onto which part of the megassporangium to fertilize?

173
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Describe the structure of a megasporangium

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megasporophyll (modified leaf)integument- outside coveringmegasporangium - inside spacemegasporocyte

174
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The megasporangium undergoes ___ to from megaspores. How many megaspores are formed?

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Meiosis4 megaspores

175
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Describe in detail what the 4 megaspores from meiosis are composed of

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1 functional spore and 3 degenerate spores

176
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After the megasporangium forms the 4 megaspores it undergoes ____ to from the seed

177
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Name the parts of the gymnosperm seed from outside to in

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integumentmegasporangiummegagametophytearchegoniumegg(pollen tube exists through all layers)

178
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What structure digest the 3 degenerate megaspores?

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the pollen tube

179
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Name the parts of the ovule from outside to in

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micropyle (opening)integument(pollen tubes through each layer)nucellusendosperm (megagametophyte)3 archegonia

180
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In embryogenesis of gymnosperms the cotyledons are____, the hypocotyl is the ___, and the portion near where the micropyle/pollen tubes were is the developing ____ are

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the forming leavesspace bettween the forming leaves/the entire bodyroots/radical

181
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Seed plants are different in embryogenesis in the way that they do not require any ____

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external water

182
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look at

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gymnosperm life cycle later

183
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Dioecious means what?

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having a female plant and a male plant (female plant smells)

184
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Name the parts of the ovule/ovary of an angiosperm

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integuments (2 layers)synergids (things touching the egg)3 anti-podal cells (function unknown)egg2 polar nuclei

185
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Name the parts of the sperm of the angiosperm

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tube cell (body)generative cell/nucleustube cell nucleus

186
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Describe the process of sperm entering the overy in angiosperms

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1)Generative cell creates 2 haploid sperm cells2)Sperm enter the synergid and degenerates it3) one sperm fuses with the egg and the other with the polar nuclei

187
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Describe the evolution of the stamen

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The modified leaf with sporangia gradually shrunk until it is sandwiched between the 2 sporangia pairs

188
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The cross section of a carpel looks like what?The cross section of a stamen looks like what?

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And awkward peace symbol with sporangia in the enclosed open spacesa 4 leaf clover

189
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Difference between gymnosperms and angiosperms tracheids wise?

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Angiosperms now have vessel elements instead of just tracheids

190
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Pollen is characteristic of which types of plants?

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gymnosperms and angiosperms only

191
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List all of the parts of a flower from inside to outsdie

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Carpel/pistil (stigma-style-ovule)Stamen (anther- filament)Receptacle (part connecting flower to stem)PetalSepal

192
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In what order do we count whorls from outside to inside

A

1, 2, 3, 4

193
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Name whorls 1-4

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1-sepal2-petal3-stamen4-carpels

194
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Aquilegia is the genus resulting from

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rapid adaptive radiation

195
Q

Asexual reproduction involves how many parents?

196
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Two main types of asexual reproduction are

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vegetativeagamospermy

197
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T/F: In asexual reproduction, there no meiosis, no fertilization, but there is recombination?

A

FALSEnone of any of those

198
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List the modes (5) of vegetative reprodcution

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RhizomesTillersBulbletsBubilsCuttings

199
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Agamospermy is what?

A

Production of seeds identical to parents created without sex

200
Q

Advantages of asexual reproduction

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competitive advantage in relation to arealess efforteasy colonization

201
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Disadvantages of asexual reproduction

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barely any genetic variabilityoccupy smaller arealimited dispersal

202
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Sexual reproduction is production of offspring through ____ and _____

A

meiosis and fertilization

203
Q

Flowering plants are generally ___

A

hermaphroditic

204
Q

Inbreeding Depression is

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the reduction in fitness due to inbreeding compared to ones with outcrossing

205
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What causes inbreeding depresssion

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Reductions in viability and fertility

206
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Downside to inbreeding

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Genotypes alteredAllelic frequencies DONT changelow heterozygosityHomozygosity of bad genes

207
Q

Strategies to prevent self-fertilization

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Mechanisms promoting outcrossingtimingcreating incompatibility

208
Q

What is the most ancient surviving plant linage?

A

Liverworts

209
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Bryophytes (mosses) are dependent on water for reproduction because

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the motile sperm need water to swim to the eggs

210
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All plants produce ____ by meiosis and ____ by mitosis

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spores by MEIOSISgametes by MITOSIS

211
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T/F: The sporophytes of all plants are independent

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FALSEnon-tracheophyte sporophytes are dependent

212
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Which phylum diverged first from the tracheophytes?

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Lycophyta!(the only ones with sporophylls)

213
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One importance of the development of the xylem was its ability to provide

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structural support

214
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What is one evolutionary trait that is not shared by all land plants?

215
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Evidence that heterospory leads to advantages is that it has _____ several times

216
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Sporangia can be IDed as the fossil Rhynia because meiosis produces ____-

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4 haploid cells

217
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stomata first appear in

218
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Which phylum is the only one that has independent gametophytes?

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Pteridophyta (ferns)

219
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What group of plants have a mature gametophyte with 8 nuclei?

A

Angiosperms (monocots and dicots)

220
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What replaces the atheridium in gymnosperms?

221
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T/F: Archegonia and antheridia are multicellular

222
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Most species of this group of plants are monoecious

A

gymnosperms (confiers)

223
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Which phylum outside of angiosperms have vessel elements

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Gnetophyta

College Biology & Ecology (28 decks)

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