origins of plants Flashcards

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plants started to get taller because

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of the competition for light

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what is the first woody fossil found

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archaeopetris

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3
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archaeopteris had _____ but no _____

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wood but NO seeds

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archaeopteris was a ______

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progynysperm

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true or false
land plants evolved in water and moved to land secondary

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NO - they evolved on land and then moved to the oceans as a secondary evolution

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what is the importance of the archaeopetris

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it shows a plant BEFORE gymnosperms that could have better access to sunlight because of its wood

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closest relatives of land plants

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green algae - charophytes

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true or false
many characteristics of land plants also appear in a variety of protists

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true

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what protists clade shows the MOST characteristics with land plants

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algae

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what are the three morphological synapomorphies of charophytes and land plants SHARED with their CA

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  1. rings of cellulose-synthesizing proteins
  2. structure of flagellated sperm
  3. formation of phargmoplast
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phragmoplast

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structure present in cell division

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order of early terrestrial earth

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  1. no life on earth
  2. cyanobacteria appear
  3. non-vascular plants appear
  4. forests are formed
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benefits of early land plants

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  1. no natural predation
  2. no competition for resources (had easier access to sun and CO2)
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disadvantages of early land plants

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  1. gravity
  2. climatize to extreme temperatures
  3. lack of water
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15
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agleophyton is another early land plant species, but it has

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NO seeds

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what are ANCESTRAL traits of agleophyton

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  1. rhizome (no true roots)
  2. dichotomous branching
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what is the main DERIVED trait of agleophyton

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it has a dominant sporophyte

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4 groups of plants

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  1. non-vascular
  2. seedless-vascular
  3. gymnosperms
  4. angiosperms
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19
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what is the dominant stage in non-vascular plants

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gametophyte

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20
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what is the dominant stage in seedless-vascular plants

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sporophyte

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21
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what is the dominant stage in gymnosperms

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sporophyte

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22
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what is the dominant stage in gymnosperms

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sporophytye

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what is the dominant stage in angisperms

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sporophyte

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what happens to the GAMTEOPHYTE over time in the groups of plants

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from the non-vascular to angiosperms the gametophyte is reduced in size

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the evolution of sporopollenin via the mechanism of natural selection
the CA of land plants would have shown natural variation in which some members had sporopollenin whereas others don't. As such, when desiccation occurred to their water source those with the sporopollenin would survive better.
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charophytes have a layer of durable polymer called _____
sporopollenin
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sporopollenin prevents
the exposed zygotes from drying out
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sporopollenin can be found in
plants and charophytes
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what are the FIVE major derived traits of plants (that are NOT in charophytes)
1. alternation of generations 2. multicellular dependent embryos 3. walled spores produced in sporangia 4. multicellular gametangia 5. apical meristems
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true or false ALL the derived traits of plants are found in all the lineages
FALSE - some of these traits are lost in some lineages (reversals)
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true or false some non-plants also have some of the derived traits of plants
TRUE - convergence
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plants alter between two ____ stages
multicellular
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gametophyte
haploid
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what does the gametophyte produce
haploid gametes by mitosis
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the sporophyte is created by
fusion of gametes
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sporophyte
diploid
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the sporophyte produces
haploid SPORES by meiosis
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true or false ALL members of kingdom Plantae undergo alternation of generation
TRUE
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is an alternation of generations a synapomorphy for kingdom Plantae
NO - some other lineages (algae) show this trait
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where is the diploid embryo retained
within the tissue of the female gametophyte
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how are nutrients transferred from parent to embryo
through placenta transfer cells
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land plants are called ______
embryophytes
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why are land plants known as embryophytes
because of the embryo dependency on parent
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the sporophyte produces _____ in the ______
spores in sporangia
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meiocytes are
the cells in the sporangia that undergo meiosis
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what is an example of a meiocyte
sporocyte
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true or false all sporocyte are meiocytes
true
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true or false ALL meiocytes are sporocytes
NO
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true or false spore walls contain sporopollenin
true
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gametes are produced in
gametangia
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gametophyte makes ____ by ____ in _____ or ______
gametes AND mitosis AND gametangia antheridia/gametangia archegonia
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female gametangia are called
archegonia
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male gametangia are called
antheridia
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what are produced in archegonia
eggs
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what is produced in antheridia
sperm
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Marchantia or _____ are _____
liverwort and non-vascular
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what is dominant in Marchantia
gametophytes
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plants sustain continual growth in
their apical meristems
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how do cells become various tissues
cells from the apical meristems differentiate
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where do tissues undergo meiosis in plants for apical meristems
stems and roots
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the cuticle is a derived trait for
a waxy covering of the epidermis
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what does the cuticle prevent
water loss
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mycorrhizae
symbiotic associations between fungi and land plants
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what has helped plants without true roots to obtain nutrients
mycorrhizae
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highlights of plant evolution
1. plants were on land 2. fossilized spores and tissues were found 3. fossilized larger structures
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are land plants monophyletic
TRUE
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vascular plants include
lycophytes, monilophytes, gymnosperms, angiosperms
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vascular plants are
monophyletic
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nonvascular plants include
liverwort, mosses and hornworts
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nonvascular plants are
paraphyletic
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seedless vascular plants include
lycophytes and monilophytes
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seedless vascular plants are
paraphyletic
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seed plants include
gymnosperms and angiosperms
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seed plants are
monophyletic