lab5 Flashcards

1
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gymnosperm means

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it produces naked seeds

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2
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angiosperm means

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it produces enclosed seeds

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3
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pollen

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the name given ot the thick-walled, desiccation-resistant, male gametophyte of seed plants
- vehicle that takes male gametes to female gametes

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4
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pollination is ______
It is accomplished by ______
It is also a process that is _______

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  1. process of transferring pollen to the location of eggs
  2. wind, insects, other animals
  3. distinct from fertillizaiton
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5
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seed definition

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ripened ovule

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6
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ovule definition

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  • a highly reduced structure which contains a female gametophyte enclosed within a sporangium surrounded by integument(modified leaves)
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7
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At maturity all seeds have a ______ (3)

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  1. diploid sporophyte embryo
  2. food supply
  3. protective seed coat
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8
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  1. Spruce tree phylum is _______
  2. Our model organism is ______
  3. Dominant generation
  4. vascular/non-vascular
  5. It’s habitat is _______
  6. Some adaptations are ________
  7. Some friends are _________
A
  1. Coniferophyta
  2. Picea
  3. Sporophyte
  4. vascular
  5. harsh, dry
  6. needle like leaves, thick and waxy cuticle
  7. Sequoia, Norfold Island Pine, Juniper, Cycad, Ginkgo
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9
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Tracheids do what for picea

A

Transport water to high heights

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10
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pollen cone for picea

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male cone

  • has sporophylls(tight modified leaves)
  • each sporophyll has two microsporangia (elongate yellow sacs)
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11
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ovule cone for picea

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  • has flattened ovuliferous scales

- each scale has two ovules within a wing

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12
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  1. Lilly phylum is _______
  2. Our model organism is ______
  3. Dominant generation
  4. vascular/non-vascular
  5. It’s habitat is _______
  6. Some adaptations are ________
  7. Some friends are _________
A
  1. Anthrophyta
  2. Lilium
  3. Sporophyte
  4. vascular
  5. N.A. grasslands
  6. Oil on lilly allows pollen to stick to pollinators
    • Produces nectar to attract pollinators
  7. Sunflower, Wheat
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13
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Monocots have

  1. ____ cotelydons
  2. a leaf venation that is ______
  3. ____ number of flower parts
  4. a _______ arrangement of vascular tissue in the stem
  5. a _____ type of root system
A
  1. One
  2. parallel
  3. Multiples of 3
  4. Scattered
  5. fibrous
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14
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Dicots have

  1. ____ cotelydons
  2. a leaf venation that is ______
  3. ____ number of flower parts
  4. a _______ arrangement of vascular tissue in the stem
  5. a _____ type of root system
A
  1. Two
  2. Netted, Branched
  3. Multples of 4 or 5
  4. ring
  5. Branched taproot
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15
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Sepals are typically

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Green, enclose and protect other flower parts as part of a flower bud

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16
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Stamens are (2)

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male organs of a flower

arranged just to the inside of the petals

17
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Each anther is made of ______

A

four microsporangia

18
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microsporangia in flowers produce

A

pollen grains which produce non-motile sperm

19
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A carpel is ______
It is located located _______
Some can form together to form a ______

A

flower female sex organ
in the center of the flower
pistil

20
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3 parts of a carpel

A

stigma(tip)
style(stalk)
ovary(base)

21
Q

Ovaries house ______
which house ______
which produce ______

A

ovules
female gametophytes (embryo sac)
an egg

22
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function of stolon roots

A

they are runner for new plants

23
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function of tap root

A

for food storage

24
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function of ground roots

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are support structures

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function of highly specialized roots
aeration
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function of tendril leaves
cling to other structures
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function of venus fly trap leaves
capture insects
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function of cactus leaves
protection
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function of kalanche leaves
small plantlets on leaf for aseual reproduction
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function of jade leaves
water storage
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function of cactus stem
water storage
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function of a vine stem
climbing