Gymnosperms & Angiosperms Flashcards

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what are the characteristics of gymnosperms?

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1) produce naked seeds (not enclosed in ovary)
2) no fruit (no ovary)
3) needle-like leaves
4) ovules located on the surfaces of ovuliferous scales
5) produce cones with reproductive structures

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where do gymnosperms commonly found?

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at higher altitudes (colder regions) and further north

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do gymnosperms have an embryo?

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yes.
the ovules becomes the seed encasing the embryo and endosperm in a seed coat, nut does not develop into a fruit after fertilisation.

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common characteristics of conifers.

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1) cone-bearing plants
2) naked seed, found in ovary
3) needle-like leaves + thick waxy cuticle
4) no xylem vessels, companion cells, sieve tubes

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economic importance of conifers.

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1) can be commercialized as softwoods
2) firs & spurs provide Christmas tree
3) pine nuts as cooking ingredient
4) produce resin, may protect plants from attack of fungi/insects

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common characteristics of pine.

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1) sporophyte producing sporangia in cones
2) gametophyte develops from spore(n), stays permanent in sporangium
3) heterosporous;
female gametophyte&raquo_space; megaspore
male gametophyte&raquo_space; microspore
4) simple needle-like leaves

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where does meiosis takes place for Pinus?

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inside pollen sacs.

meiosis forms haploid pollen grains (microspores)that contain male gametes.

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describe male and female cones of Pinus

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consist of spirally arranged, closely packed chlorophylls around central axis

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where do seeds form in gymnosperms?

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cones

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what is the dominant life cycle of gymnosperms?

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sporophyte generation/phase (2n)

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describes angiosperms.

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1) flowering plants

2) seed protected by the fruits (enclosed seed)

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what are the characteristics of angiosperms?

selain dari yang dah state dekat soalan describe

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1) ovary develops into fruits

2) complex vascular tissues (complete xylem and phloem structures)

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what is the dominant phase in angiosperms?

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alternation of generation is not clear.

tapi takpe kita consider je sporophyte okay.

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state the classes of angiosperms.

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a) dicot ( 2 seed leaves)

b) monocot ( 1 seed leaf)

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examples of dicot plants.

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1) sunflower (Helianthus)

2) flame of the forest (Delonix regia)

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examples of monocot plants.

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1) maize (Zea mays)

2) grass (Puccinia graminis)

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how does reproduction in angiosperms begin?

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begins when pollen falls onto the top of a flower’s stigma

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when do mitosis occurs during life cycle of angiosperms?

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1) microspores form male gametophytes (pollen grain)

2) megaspores form female gametophytes (embryo sacs)

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when does meiosis occurs during life cycle of angiosperms?

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1) the anthers of flower produce microspores

2) the ovules produce megaspores

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what is the mature sporophyte refers to in the life cycle of Pinus?

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Pine embryo

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give examples of flowering plants.

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1) tulips & rose (large, conspicuous flowers)

2) grasses and oaks (small and inconspicuous plants)

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the mature male gametophyte of an angiosperm consist of

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a germinated polar nuclei with a vegetative nucleus and two sperm nuclei

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the female gametophyte of an angiosperm consist of

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a large sac with 8 nuclei in 1 cell

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cakkkk true or false

moth and butterfly-pollinated flowers tend to have sweet fragrances

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pollination involves
transfer of pollen from an anther to a stigma
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cakk true or false | an ovary usually becomes a seed
FALSE | ovules >> seed
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what is the products of double fertilisation in angiosperms?
a seed with diploid embryo (2n) and triploid endosperm (3n)
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what is the part of flower in which ovules are produced?
carpel
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the ovary of a flower usually matures into
fruit
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cakk true or false lagi | parthenocarpy involves fruits that develop from ovaries containing unfertilized eggs
TRUE
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seed coat develops from
integuments
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problems associated with the transition from an aquatic to a terrestrial environment
1) desiccation 2) reproduction 3) support 4) nutrition 5) gaseous exchange 6) environmental variables
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four phyla of gymnosperms
1) coniferophyta (conifers) 2) gnetophyta (gnetophytes) 3) cyadophyta (cycads) 4) gingkophyta (ginkgoes)
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which has better adaptation to life on land?
angiosperms