LAB 9 Flashcards

1
Q

Seedless vascular plants dominated the landscape from ______ to _______

A

Mid-Silurian

Carboniferous

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2
Q

Two groups studied in lab

A

Lycopodiphyta

Polypodiophyta

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3
Q

What do Lycopodiophyta and polypodiophyta posses

A

-Well developed leaves
-sporophylls
-roots
-true vascular tissue
Xylem and phloem

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4
Q

How do seedless vascular plants reproduce

A

windblown spores

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5
Q

Oldest extant vascular plant division

A

Lycopodiophyta

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6
Q

Lycopodiophyta contain

A

Club mosses and spike mosses

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7
Q

What are distinguishing characteristics of lycopodiophyta

A
  • microphylls with only a single unbranched vein
  • transverse dehiscence of sporangia
  • stroboli
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8
Q

Club mosses develop around roots along a horizontal stem called a

A

rhizome

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9
Q

Homosporous

A

-producing a single type of spore that bears both male and female organs

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10
Q

Club mosses are _______

A

homosporous

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11
Q

Where do strobili occur

A

at the end of an upright stem

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12
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Characteristics of lycopodium (club moss) spore

A
  • high fat content
  • large surface area per area unit volume
  • flammable
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13
Q

Microphylls of spike mosses

A
  • simple a scale like

- branching vascular trace

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14
Q

Microphyll of club moss

A
  • thickly cover stem

- may or may not branch

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15
Q

What type of spores do spike mosses produce

A
  • Heterosporous

- Megaspores

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16
Q

Heterosporous

A

produce two types of spores

17
Q

Ancestors of horsetails reached their peak in the

A

late paleozoic

18
Q

Synapomorphy for horsetails

A

helical thinking of the sporangial wall

19
Q

Horsetails may be the

A

oldest surviving genus

20
Q

Characteristics of horsetails

A
  • jointed stem
  • rough texture
  • leaves are whorled
21
Q

Extant gymnosperm phyla

A

Cycadophyta
Ginkgophyta
Gnetophta
Coniferophyta

22
Q

Annulus

A

Ring or band of thickened cells that runs around the spherical sporangium

23
Q

Blade

A

The leafy part of the frond

24
Q

Costa

A

the mid vein of the pinna

25
Q

Indusium

A

a specialized flap of tissue that covers and protects the sorus

26
Q

Pinna

A

a subdivision of the blade when the blade is fully divided to the rachis, not just lobed

27
Q

Pinnule

A

a subdivision of phyla that is fully divided to the costa, not just lobed

28
Q

Rachis

A

the central axis of the blade that bears pinnae

29
Q

Rhizome

A

the stem of the fern, produces roots below and above the frond

30
Q

Sorus

A

a cluster of sporangia, shape can determine the type of fern

31
Q

Stipe

A

the stalked portion of the frond arising from the rhizome