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exam 3 Flashcards

1
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6 Sepals, 12 Petals, 6 stamens

A

Monocot

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2
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Anther + Filment

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Stamen or male

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3
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male plant

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dioecious

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4
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blue, yellow, white flowers (not red) with nectar guides and sweet nectar

A

BEE’S

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5
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Sepals, petals and stamens attached below ovary

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inferior

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6
Q

haploid generation

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gametophyte

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7
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occurs after nucleus divides into tube and generative nucleus

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pollen wall development

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8
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1 sperm fertilizes egg, 1 sperm fertilizes fusion nuc

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double fertilization

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9
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occurs after megaspore nucleus has 3 div–> 8 nuclei

A

fusion nucleus
endosperm
embryo

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10
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started with 10 chromosomes ended with 5

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Meiosis

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11
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A long-lived plant that makes spores, diploid

A

sporophyte

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12
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Red and tubular flowers

A

bird

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13
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pollen grains transferred to stigma

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pollination

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14
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Coconuts, peaches, cherries

A

Drupe

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15
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Apple, pear

A

Pome

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16
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capsules, legumes, follicles

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dehiscent fruit

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17
Q

Pumpkins and gourds

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pepo

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18
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ovary wall and any other associated tissue

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Definition of Fruit

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19
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fruit of 1 flower with many pistils

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Compound aggregate

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20
Q

Lemons and limes

A

hesperidium

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21
Q

Tomato, blueberries, banana

A

berries

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22
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3 parts of seed

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seed coat, embryo, endosperm

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23
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cotyledons arise above ground

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epigeal

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24
Q

scar on seed from pollen tube

A

microphyle

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25
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where food is stored in monocot seed

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endosperm in monocot

26
Q

forms stem and leaf system

A

epicotyl

27
Q

“belly-button” of seed

A

hilum

28
Q

Makes guard cell open

A

Stomata

29
Q

3 components that make water rise

A

Transpiration
cohesion
adhesion

30
Q

Define a source (sugar movement)

A

Source: sugar is made/ stored; ex root, leap

31
Q

reduction is a______ of energy

A

gaining

32
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Energy storing compounds

A

ATP

33
Q

increase rate of transpiration

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Higher temp increase transpiration

34
Q

Anabolic reaction definition and example

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anabolic requires an input of energy

35
Q

regulates transpiration

A

Guard cells

36
Q

causes sugar to move through plant

A

The pressure build up in phloem makes the xylem move more H2O to move sugar

37
Q

water molecules cling to each other and to xylem

A

cohesion

38
Q

compounds lose energy

A

oxidation

39
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Transpiration cohesion hypothesis mass flow or pressure hypothesis

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transpiration+cohesion+adhesion

40
Q

raw materials for photosynthesis

A

light, CO2, H2O

41
Q

location of light reaction

A

Thylakoid Membrane

42
Q

source of oxygen on earth

A

plants

43
Q

products of light reactions

A

Oxygen + ATP + NADPH

44
Q

Energy to make sugar comes from

A

Calvin Cycle

45
Q

importance of absorption Spectrum

A

TTP + carontins increase range of useful light

46
Q

location of the calvin cycle

A

Stroma

47
Q

fixes carbon from the air to make sugar

A

Calvin cycle

48
Q

plants absorb_______light

A

blue violet + orange-red

49
Q

_____wave lengths have most energy

A

short

50
Q

leaves are green because they______ green light

A

Reflect

51
Q

the essence of the light reactions are to

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Harvest energy from photon and store it in ATP and NADPH

52
Q

the products of the light reactions are

A

oxygen, ATP, NADPH

53
Q

The process of photolysis splits water to produce

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oxygen

54
Q

the essence of the calvin cycle is to

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use stored energy from a photon to make sugar

55
Q

this step of cellular respiration essentially completely breaks down glucose to produce CO2, ATP, NADPH, and FADH.

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krebs cycle

56
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the electron transport chain is located

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on the inner membrane of the mitochondrion

57
Q

the importance of several kinds of pigments is that they

A

increase the amount of light that can be absorbed

58
Q

what exactly is the essence of point of cellular respiration

A

breaking down glucose to make energy/ ATP

59
Q

one molecule of glucose produces____ ATP in anaerobic respiration

A

2

60
Q

A dicot can be recognized by which of the following traits

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flowerparts in multiples of 4’s and 5’s

61
Q

An imperfect flower has

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sepals, petals, stamen

62
Q

sporophytes are

A

diploid

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