Non Vascular

Question 1

Antheridia

Answer 1

A male reproductive structure. Where males gametes develop

Question 2

Anther

Answer 2

Male

Question 3

Gametangium

Answer 3

Gamete chamber

Question 4

Antheridium

Answer 4

Male gamete chamber

Question 5

Archegonia

Answer 5

Female gametangium

Question 6

Arche

Answer 6

Female

Question 7

Bryophytes

Answer 7

Liverworts (phylum hepatophyte)
Hornworts (phylum antherocerophyta)
True mosses (phylum bryophyta)

Question 8

Hornwort phylum (anthocerophyta)

Answer 8

Narrow, sporophyte

Long and slender sporophyte

Question 9

Liverworts phylum (hepatophyta)

Answer 9

Leaflike structure
Looks like spinach
Has Gemma cups are products of asexual reproduction in liverworts

Question 10

Misses (bryophyta)

Answer 10

True misses

Haploid gametophyte

Question 11

Liverworts, hornworts, and true mosses all have

Answer 11

No vascular system

No true roots, no seeds primitive breathing pores

Question 12

Protonema

Answer 12

Tangle of a single called filaments that forms from the haploid spore

Question 13

Rhizoid (false root)

Answer 13

True roots anchor a plant and exchange nutrients/ water between plants and surrounding soil
Rhiza- roots

Question 14

Sera

Answer 14

Stalk that supports the capsule in mosses

Question 15

Stoma

Stomata for plural

Answer 15

Little pores on the surfaces of the plants

Open and closes to allow the intake of carbon dioxide and release of oxygen