Nonvascular and Seedless Vascular Plants Lab

Question 1

When does meiosis occur in the plant life cycle?

Answer 1

Production of spores.

Question 2

When does meiosis occur in the animal life cycle?

Answer 2

Production of Gametes

Question 3

Which generation produces gametes in plants?

Answer 3

Gametophyte

Question 4

Gametophyte (Nonvascular Plants)

Answer 4

Dominant & Conspicuous

Question 5

Sporophyte (Nonvascular Plants)

Answer 5

Dependent upon gametophyte

Question 6

Phrases that describe nonvascular plants.

Answer 6

• No vascular tissue to transport water
• Flagellated sperm that swim to egg
• Dominant gametophyte

Question 7

What features are because nonvascular plantsare low-lying?

Answer 7

• No vascular tissue
• Flagellated sperm

Question 8

In nonvascular plants, windblown spores are dispersal agents, and some species forcefully expel their spores. How are windblown spores an adaptation to reproduction on land?

Answer 8

Don’t have to have water for dispersal.

Question 9

The leafy green shoots of a moss.

Answer 9

Are said to lack true roots, stems, & leaves because, by definition, roots, stems, & leaves are structure that contain vascular tissue.

Question 10

By what process are the spores being produced?

Answer 10

Meiosis

Question 11

When spores germinate, what generation begns to develop?

Answer 11

Gametophyte

Question 12

Why is it proper to say that spores are dispersal agents?

Answer 12

Wind can carry them.

Question 13

Phrases that describe seedless vascular plants.

Answer 13

• Independent gametophyte
• Flagellated sperm

Question 14

Are seedless vascular plants fully adapted to living on land?

Answer 14

No

Question 15

Gametophyte (Vascular Seedless Plants)

Answer 15

• Independent
• Photosynthetic
• Reduced

Question 16

Sporophyte (Vascular Seedless Plants)

Answer 16

Dominant

Question 17

Why in particular does sexual reproduction require moisture?

Answer 17

Because of the flagellated sperm requiring water to get to the egg.

Question 18

Frond

Answer 18

Leaves of ferns

Question 19

Sori

Answer 19

Produce spores

Question 20

How do ferns disperse offsprings?

Answer 20

Wind blown spores

Spore is asexual

Question 21

What is being produced in the sporangia?

Answer 21

Spores

Question 22

What generation is dominant in ferns?

Answer 22

Sporophyte

Question 23

How are ferns dispersed from one area to another?

Answer 23

Wind blown spores

Question 24

Is either generation in the fern dependent for any length of time on the other generation?

Answer 24

No

Question 25

Name & describe the life cycle of plants.

Answer 25

• Alteration of Generations
• Two generations, Alterate between gametophyte and sporophyte

Question 26

Plants (Typical Life Cycle)

Answer 26

Alteration of Generation

Question 27

Animals (Typical Life Cycle)

Answer 27

Diploid Life Cycle

Question 28

Plants (Resulting structure from meiosis)

Answer 28

Spore

Question 29

Animals (Resulting structure from meiosis)

Answer 29

Gametes

Question 30

Plants (Occurrence of mitosis)

Answer 30

Zygote→Sporophyte

Sporophyte→Spore

Spore→Gametophyte

Gametophyte→Gamete

Gamete→Zygote

Question 31

Animals (Occurrence of mitosis)

Answer 31

Zygoyte to individual

Question 32

Moss (Dominant Generation)

Answer 32

Gametophyte

Question 33

Fern (Dominant Generation)

Answer 33

Sporophyte

Question 34

Moss (Vascular Tissue)

Answer 34

No

Question 35

Fern (Vascular Tissue)

Answer 35

Yes

Question 36

Moss (Flagellated sperm)

Answer 36

Yes

Question 37

Fern (Flagellated sperm)

Answer 37

Yes

Question 38

Moss (Method of Offspring Dispersal)

Answer 38

Windblown spores

Question 39

Fern (Method of Offspring Dispersal)

Answer 39

Windblown Spores

Question 40

How is the gametophyte in ferns similar to that of mosses?

Answer 40

Both photosynthetic

Both independent

Question 41

Compare & contrast moss & fern sporophytes.

Answer 41

• Moss
  
  • Inconscipuous
  • Small
  • Dependent
• Fern
  
  • Dominat
  • Conspicuous
  • Independent