Lecture 12 Flashcards
What are cell walls made of?
Cellulose
4 main groups of land plants?
- non vascular
- seedless vascular
- Gymnosperm
- Angiosperm
Benefits of moving to land?
Spacious Sunlight unfiltered Larger atmospheric CO2 Few threats Lots of mineral
Challenges?
Less water and need to resist gravity
Traits shared with land plants and charophyes
- same typa nut
- Phragmoplast during cell division (phag is a wall)
- Rings of protein in plasma membrane
Sporopollenin?
Tough polymer
Waxy cuticle?
Epidermal waterproofing
Stomata?
Allows gas exchange
Embryo has specialized?
Placental cells that transfer nutrients
Apical Meristems?
Undifferentiated tissue creating differentiated cells
Gametophyte makes gametes through?
Mitosis
Sporophyte creates spore through?
Meiosis
Bryophytes are what?
Nonvascular plants that are not monophlyetic
Bryophyte characteristics?
Only a few cells thicc
Very thin waxy cuticle
Lack xylem and phloem
Often in bryophytes, plants are?
Either male or female