Embryology, Fruits and Seeds Of Anthophyta Flashcards

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Which type of plant has the most reduced gametophytes

A

Anthophyta

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2
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The mature micro gametophyte consists of only ___ or ___ nuclei

The mature mega gametophyte in most instances consists of only ____ cells

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3
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In anthophyta, both antheridia and archegonia are ____

A

Lacking

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4
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How is pollination in anthophyta

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Indirect

Pollen grains are deposited in the stigma, after which the pollen tube conveys two non-motile spermatids nuclei to the female gametophyte.

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5
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After fertilization, the ovule which enclosed in the ovary, develops into a ___, while the ovary develops into the ___

A

Seed

Fruit

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6
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Each ovule within the ovary contains a ________ which undergoes meiosis, producing ____ large functional megaspore, and _____ small non functional spores that degenerate

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Megaspore mother cell (mega sporocyte)

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7
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The large megaspore undergoes ____ successive mitotic divisions that yield ___ nuclei. These nuclei are separated by cell walls to form the _______, _____ structure called the embryo sac or mature female gametophyte

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Eight-nucleate
Seven felled structure

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8
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The embryo sac contains what

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Egg
Two synergid cells at the end of the gametophyte closest to the micropyle

At the opposite end of the embryo sac are 3 antipodal cells, while in the large central cell are two polar nuclei.

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9
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The mature male gametophyte is produced after the ______ has been transferred to the stigma

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Pollen grain (pollination)

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One of the pollen cells, the ______ cell generates a pollen ____ which grows down the ____ and into the ovary. The other cell: ______ cell divides to form two Sperm nuclei. These Speke nuclei migrate down the pollen tube into the _____

A

Tube

Tube

Style

Generative

Embryo sac

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11
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What is unique about anthophyta sexual reproduction cycle that is not seen anywhere else

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The two sperm nuclei enter the embryo sac, both of them participate in fertilization. One spent nucleus fuses with the egg, forming the zygote that develops into the embryo within the seed. The second sperm nucleus fuses with the two haploid polar nuclei, forming a Triploid (3n) nucleus that develops into endosperm in the seed. This process is called double fertilization!

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12
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What processes are initiated by double fertilization

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-the endosperm nucleus divides to form endosperm
-zygote develops into an embryo
-the integument (outer coverings of the ovule) develop into the seed coat
-ovary wall develops into the fruit.

This the ovule develops into the seed

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13
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After fertilization had occurred, the diploid zygote divides ______

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Mitotically

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14
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The first divisions of the zygote yield what cells and how do they divide

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Terminal cell- divides longitudinally

Basal cell- divides transversely

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15
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The first 2 divisions result in a ___ celled _____

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Proembryo

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16
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What develops from the lower cells in the proembryo? What type of divisors occurs

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Suspensor

Series of transverse cell divisions

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17
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Each of the cells of the embryo divides into an outer ______ and an inner ______

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Dermatogen cell

Cell

Now the young embryo consists of external dermatogen cells and 8 internal cells from which the ground meristem and procambial cells will originate

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18
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During the embryo development the last cell in the suspensor enlarges to form the ______.

The suspensor cell on which the embryo rests is known as the _____

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Basal cell

Hypophysis

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19
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Through a series of cells divisions, the hypophysis will form _____ cells.

The tier closest to the suspensor will form the _______ while the tier closest to the embryo will differentiator into the ____

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8 (2 tiers of 4 cells)

Root cap

Radicle

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20
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At a later stage, the embryo will have grown larger and more or less ________ shaped. The two lobes of the embryo are each destined to develop into _____

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Heart

One of the two cotyledons

21
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In the heart shaped stage, the endosperm has become _____

A

Cellular

22
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As the cotyledons of the embryo differentiate, they store a large amount of food which has been obtained by ________

A

Digesting and absorbing the endosperm tissue

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A section through a maturing ovule will reveal an embryo consisting of

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-2 large cotyledons with a small epicotyl between them and attached to a large basal axis (the hypocotyl).
-most of all the endoderm has been absorbed by the cotyledons
-the integuments of the the ovule have grown and hardened into the seed coat.
-basal portions of the embryo is termed the radicle

24
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Do endosperm tissues always get absorbed by the developing cotyledons?

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No, In corn and wheat, they have a large endosperm retained. This is utilized during germination and not during embryo development

25
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Embryos of plants in the monocots produce a single terminal ____

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Cotyledon, below which is the shoot apex.

26
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A fruit is essentially….

A

The ripe ovary of the flower containing the seeds, but may also include other parts of the flower, which are intimately associated with the ovary, such as the receptacle and/or parts of the perianth or even the entire inflorescence.

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In most fruits, the ovary wall consists of _____ layers:

A

3

Exocarp (outer layer)-skin

Mesocarp (middle layer)-may become fleshy

Endocarp (inner layer)-modified in various ways

28
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After fertilization, the ovary becomes the ____, and the ovule becomes the _____

A

Fruit

Seed

29
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Ovary wall is the _____

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Pericarp (exo, meso, endo)

30
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Simple fruits

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One flower and one ovary (can have multiple carpels)

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Aggregate fruits

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Single flower, many ovaries

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Multiple fruits

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Fused ovaries of several fruits

33
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Types of seed dispersal

A

Wind
Water
Animals

34
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2 major types of fruits

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Dry
Fleshy

35
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Samara

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Dry fruit
Pericarp wall is thin and papery

36
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Achene

A

Dry fruit

Pericarp free from seed coat

37
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Capsule

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Dry fruit
Compound ovary

38
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Nuts

A

Dry fruits

Woody exocarp

39
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Legume

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Dry fruit that splits along 2 sutures

40
Q

Follicle

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Dry fruit

Splits along 1 side

41
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Silique

A

Dry fruit

Seeds attached to septum

42
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Caryopsis

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Dry fruits (grains)

Pericarp fused to seed coat

43
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Pome

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Fleshy fruit

The fruit is the core

Hypanthium becomes fleshy

Ex: Apple

44
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Drupe

A

Fleshy fruit

Stone fruits-exocarp skin like, mesocarp fleshy, endocarp stony

45
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Berry

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Fleshy fruit

Exocarp skin like, mesocarp and endocarp are fleshy or pulpy

Tomato

46
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Pepo

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Fleshy fruits

Berry with a thick, inseparable rind
Meso and endocarp are fleshy

Squash, cucumber

47
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Hesperidium

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Fleshy fruit

Berry with a leathery, separable skin with oils

(Citrus)

48
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Aggregate fruits

A

Fleshy fruits

Develops from a single flower with many separate carpels, thus each produces a single fruit. as they individual grows, they fuse together forming a single structure

Ex: strawberry, blackberry, raspberry

49
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Drupelet or multiple fruits

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Fleshy fruits

Fruit derived from many individual flowers on an inflorescence. As the individual grows, they fuse together.

separate ovaries in a single

Ex: pineapple