Lesson 8- Plants 2 Flashcards

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Seed

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Dormant, can survive out of water, independent, uses dispersal, seed plants are heterosporous

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Pollen

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Male gametophyte produces sperm (with no flagella) that flies or transports through water

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Gymnosperm Ovule

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The ovule is comprised of a (2n) integument, a (2n) megasporangium, and a (n) megaspore.

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Gymnosperm Pollen

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The (n) pollen/microspore contains a (n) tube cell and a (n) generative cell, which will become a (n) pollen tube and a (n) sperm, respectively.

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Fertilization and Seed Formation

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The pollen attaches to the micropyle (gap in integuments) of ovule, and the pollen tube extends to the egg that is inside the megaspore.

The integuments become the (2n) seed coat, the female gametophyte becomes (n) nutrients that surround the (2n) embryo.

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Gymnosperms

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Produce cones/strobilus for reproduction, use wind dispersal, drought tolerant.

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Ginkgophyta (gymnosperm)

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Ginko biloba, fan-shaped leaves, lacks a cone, has exposed ovules

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8
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Cycadophyta (gymnosperm)

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Sage palms, palm-like leaves, large cone in middle. Dioecious, meaning there are separate male and female individuals

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9
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Gnetophyta (gymnosperm)

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3 very different groups

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Coniferophyta (gymnosperm)

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Monoecious, meaning male and female cones appear on one individual. Needle-like leaves within a cuticle.

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Angiosperms

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Flowering plants with fruit, most diverse plant group. Petals attract animals, animal pollination is more direct than wind pollination.

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Angiosperm Flower Parts

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Stamen (male): Anthers that produce pollen, and filaments that support the anthers.

Pistil (female): Stigma collects pollen, style is under the stigma and leads to the ovary that contains the ovules.

Calyx (sepals) and Corolla (petals) surround the flower.

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13
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After fertilization….

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Ovary becomes fruit, Ovules become seeds

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Angiosperm Life Cycle- Male Gametophyte

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(2n) Anther has a (2n) microsporangium that, through meiosis, produces (n) microspores/pollen that contains 1 (n) tube cell (that turns into a pollen tube) and 2 (n) generative cells (that become 2 sperm).

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Angiosperm Life Cycle- Female Gametophyte

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The (2n) integuments surround a (2n) megasporangium which contains a (n) megaspore, this becomes 2 (n+n=2n) polar nuclei and 1 (n) egg

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Angiosperm Life Cycle- Fertilization and Seed

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Pollen tube releases 2 sperm, 1 fuses w/egg and 1 fuses 1/both polar nuclei (called double fertilization).

Seed Coat (2n)
1 sperm + 1 egg = embryo (2n)
1 sperm + 2 polar nuclei = endosperm (nutrients, 3n)

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Clade Monocot

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1 cotyledon (embryonic leaf), petals are multiples of 3, parallel-running leaf veins, fibrous scattered roots, corn

18
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Clade Eudicot

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2 cotyledon (embryonic leaf), petals are multiples of 4 or 5, net-like leaf veins, taproot, beans