M1. U2. RF.

Question 1

four divisions into which the kingdom plantae are divided

Answer 1

bryophytes pteridophytes gymnosperms and angiosperms

Question 2

the phenomenon where Generations alternate in that the one generation gives rise to the other

Answer 2

alteration of Generations

Question 3

the Generation which is sexual and produces gametes

Answer 3

gametophyte generation

Question 4

the Generation which is asexual and produces spores

Answer 4

sporophyte generation

Question 5

the plants division which includes mosses liverworts and hornworts

Answer 5

bryophytes

Question 6

the dominate dominant generation in the life cycle of mosses

Answer 6

gametophyte generation

Question 7

the name given to a plant body weight true roots stems and leaves cannot be distinguished

Answer 7

t h a l l u s

Question 8

The Cap covering the sporangium in bryophytes

Answer 8

calyptra

Question 9

plants division including all ferns

Answer 9

pteridophytes

Question 10

dominant generation in the life cycle of ferns

Answer 10

sporophyte Generations

Question 11

the horizontal underground stem occurring in most ferns

Answer 11

rhizome

Question 12

vascular tissue present in ferns

Answer 12

xylem and phloem

Question 13

clusters of sporangia found on the underside of fern leaves

Answer 13

s o r i

Question 14

the heart-shaped structure that germinates from a Spore of a fern and represents the gametophyte generation

Answer 14

Pro thallus

Question 15

collective name given to the seed bearing plant groups gymnosperms and angiosperms

Answer 15

spermatophytes

Question 16

the plant division including conifers and cycads

Answer 16

gymnosperms

Question 17

the dominant generation in the life cycle of the Pine or pinus SP

Answer 17

sporophyte generation

Question 18

structures bearing pollen sacs or containing pollen grains in the Pine

Answer 18

male cones

Question 19

structures in which the pine tree ovules are carried

Answer 19

female cones

Question 20

the structure representing the male gametophyte in the Pine

Answer 20

germinating pollen grain

Question 21

the structure representing the female gametophyte in the Pine

Answer 21

embryo sac or tissue in ovule

Question 22

the structure into which the fertilised ovule develops

Answer 22

seed

Question 23

term describing the seed of the Pine not enclosed by an ovary

Answer 23

naked

Question 24

the seed bearing plant group with flowers

Answer 24

angiosperms

Question 25

the structure which encloses the seed of a flowering plant and develops into a fruit

Answer 25

ovary

Question 26

the two groups into which angiosperms are divided

Answer 26

mono and dicotyledons

Question 27

the dominant generation in the life cycle of flowering plants

Answer 27

sporophyte generation

Question 28

roots which develop from any plant organs except another root

Answer 28

adventitious roots

Question 29

roots which develop out of other roots

Answer 29

lateral roots

Question 30

the type of venation found in the leaves of monocotyledonous plants

Answer 30

parallel venation

Question 31

the type of venation found in the leaves of dicotyledonous plants

Answer 31

net venation

Question 32

the stamen whorl in flowering plants

Answer 32

Androecium

Question 33

The pistil whorl in flowering plants

Answer 33

Gynoecium

Question 34

the perianth or a flower whorl in monocotyledonous flowering plants

Answer 34

Perigone

Question 35

the plant structure inside the ovule of a flowering plant containing the egg cell and to Polar nuclei

Answer 35

embryo sac

Question 36

the part of the germinating seed of a flowering plant that gives rise to the roots stem

Answer 36

Radicle

Question 37

the part of the germinating seed that gives rise to the stem of the new flowering plant

Answer 37

Plumule