Plant Phylogeny

Question 1

1. EXPOSED OVULES
2. EXPOSED SEEDS
3. WIND POLLINATION IS TYPICAL
4. WIND DISPERSAL OF SEEDS IS TYPICAL

Answer 1

GYMNOSPERM

Question 2

SCALE OR NEEDLE-LIKE LEAVES

Answer 2

CONIFEROPHYTA

Question 3

USES A POLLEN TUBE TO DELIVER FLAGELLATED SPERM

Answer 3

GINKGOPHYTA

Question 4

1. ENCLOSED OVULES
2. ENCLOSED SEEDS
3. FLOWERS
4. SEPALS, PETALS, ANTHERS, AND CARPELS
5. FRUITS
6. OVULES CONTAINING SYNERGIDS AND POLAR NUCLEI
7. DOUBLE FERTILIZATION
8. ENDOSPERM
9. EXPLOITATION OF ANIMALS FOR REPRODUCTIVE ENDS
10. ANIMAL POLLINATION TYPICAL
11. ANIMAL SEED DISPERSAL TYPICAL
12. SPIRAL ARRANGEMENT OF FLORAL ORGANS

Answer 4

ANGIOSPERMS

Question 5

TREE-SHAPED GAMETOPHORES

Answer 5

HEPATOPHYTA

Question 6

EXHIBITS A CONICAL-SHAPED BODY WITH STRAIGHT, LATERAL BRANCHES

Answer 6

CONIFEROPHYTA

Question 7

CONSISTS OF LIVERWORTS

Answer 7

HEPATOPHYTA

Question 8

OLDEST AND LARGEST ORGANISMS KNOWN

Answer 8

CONIFEROPHYTA

Question 9

TOP LEFT TO RIGHT:

SEE, SEE. HEIDI AND BRYON LOOK PRETTY COOL.

GO GET COKES BUT MAKE EDWARDS MILK.

Answer 9

BOTTOM

DOWN TO UPWARDS:

GET CANDY PLEASE SO VANESSA MAY SEE A WHOLE MOVIE.

Question 10

ONLY PLANT TAXON THAT LACKS STOMATA

Answer 10

HEPATOPHYTA

Question 11

ORDER OF TOP:

1. CHLOROPHYTES
2. CHAROPHYTES
3. HEPATOPHYTES
4. ANTHOCEROPHYTA
5. BRYOPHYTA
6. LYCOPHYTA
7. PTEROPHYTA
8. CYCADOPHYTA
9. GINKGOPHYTA
10. GNETOPHYTA
11. CONIFEROPHYTA
12. BASAL ANGIOSPERMS
13. MAGNOLIIDS
14. EUDICOTS
15. MONOCOTS

Answer 11

ORDER OF BOTTOM:

1. GRASS-GREEN CHLOROPLASTS
2. CHAROPHYTE AND PLANT SHARED CHARACTERS
3. PLANT CHARACTERS
4. STOMATA
5. VASCULAR TISSUE
6. MEGAPHYLLS
7. SEEDS
8. GYMNO
9. ANGIO
10. WHORLS
11. DI
12. MONO

Question 12

HORN-SHAPED SPOROPHYTES

Answer 12

ANTHOCEROPHYTA

Question 13

1. APICAL MERISTEMS
2. ALTERNATION OF GENERATIONS LIFE CYCLE
3. LIFE CYCLES WITH MULTICELLULAR GAMETOPHYTES AND SPOROPHYTES
4. WALLED SPORES PRODUCED IN MULTICELLULAR SPORANGIA
5. MULTICELLULAR GAMETANGIA
6. ARCHEGONIA AND ANTHERIDIA
7. MULTICELLULAR, DEPENDANT EMBRYOS
8. SPOROPOLLENIN

Answer 13

PLANT CHARACTERISTICS

Question 14

MOST OF OUR SOFTWOOD LUMBER

Answer 14

CONIFEROPHYTA

Question 15

SOME OF WHICH FORM SORI

Answer 15

PTEROPHYTA

Question 16

CONCENTRIC ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWER ORGANS

Answer 16

WHORLS

Question 17

ANCESTORS FORMED THE FIRST FORESTS

Answer 17

PTEROPHYTA

Question 18

DOES NOT PRODUCE FLOWERS AND HAS LARGE, FAN-SHAPED LEAVES

Answer 18

GINKGOPHYTA

Question 19

LIVES IN FRESHWATER PONDS THAT REPEATEDLY DRY OUT

Answer 19

CHAROPHYTE

Question 20

CONSISTS OF SAGO-PALMS

Answer 20

CYCADOPHYTA

Question 21

GINKGO BILOBA

Answer 21

GINKGOPHYTA

Question 22

LOOK LIKE EUDICOTS BUT HAVE SPIRAL ARRANGEMENT OF FLOWER ORGANS

Answer 22

MAGNOLIIDS

Question 23

1. GAMETOPHYTE DEPENDS ON SPOROPHYTE
2. HETEROSPORY
3. POLLEN
4. POLLINATION
5. POLLEN TUBE DELIVERY OF SPERM
6. OVULES
7. SEED DISPERSAL

Answer 23

SEEDS

Question 24

UNICELLULAR, COLONIAL, AND MULTICELLULAR PHOTOSYNTHETIC ORGANISMS THAT ARE AQUATIC

Answer 24

CHLOROPHYTES

Question 25

1. LIGNIN AS A COMPONENT OF THE CELL WALL 2. XYLEM 3. PHLOEM 4. TRUE ROOTS, STEMS, AND LEAVES 5. DOMINANT SPOROPHYTES 6. SPOROPHYLLS 7. MODIFIED LEAVES THAT HAVE SPORANGIA 8. INDEPENDENT GAMETOPHYTES AND SPOROPHYTES 9. BRANCHED SPOROPHYTES

Answer 25

VASCULAR TISSUE

Question 26

OVERTOPPING GROWTH PERICYCLE (BRANCH ROOTS ALONG LENGTH OF ROOT NOT JUST AT TIPS)

Answer 26

MEGAPHYLLS

Question 27

CONSISTS OF HORNWORTS

Answer 27

ANTHOCEROPHYTA

Question 28

PINES, REDWOOD, FIRS, CEDARS, ETC.

Answer 28

CONIFEROPHYTA

Question 29

1. ROSE-SHAPED CELLULOSE SYNTHESIS COMPLEXES 2. PEROXISOME ENZYMES THAT MINIMIZE PHOTORESPIRATION 3. SIMILAR STRUCTURE OF SPERM FLAGELLA 4. PHRAGMOPLASTS (FEATURES OF CYTOKINESIS)

Answer 29

CHAROPHYTE & PLANT CHARACTERISTICS

Question 30

LARGE TEMPERATE RAINFORESTS OF THE NORTHERN HEMISPHERE

Answer 30

CONIFEROPHYTA

Question 31

* TREE-SHAPED GAMETOPHORES * ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION WITH GEMMA CUPS * HORN-SHAPED SPOROPHYTES * CARPET-FORMING VERTICAL GROW

Answer 31

NON-VASCULAR ON GRAPH: BETWEEN PLANT AND STOMATA CHARACTERS TO POINT AFTER STOMATA AND BEFORE VASCULAR

Question 32

WHISK FERNS, HORSETAILS, AND TRUE FERNS

Answer 32

PTEROPHYTA

Question 33

CARPET-FORMING VERTICAL GROWTH

Answer 33

BRYOPHYTA

Question 34

PARAPHYLETIC AND INCLUDES WATER LILLIES/LOTUSES

Answer 34

BASAL ANGIOSPERMS

Question 35

GUARD CELLS

Answer 35

STOMATA

Question 36

REPRODUCES ASEXUALLY WITH GEMMA CUPS

Answer 36

HEPATOPHYTA

Question 37

INCLUDES THE GENERA *WELWITSCHIA, GNETUM, AND EPHEDRA*

Answer 37

GNETOPHYTA

Question 38

* TWO COTYLEDONS * TWO EMBRYONIC LEAVES * BRANCHING LEAF VENATION * RING ARRANGEMENT OF VASCULAR BUNDLES * TAP ROOT SYSTEMS * FLORAL ORGANS IN MULTIPLES OF FOUR OR FIVE * POLLEN POSSESSING THREE OPENINGS * LEAVES CONTAINING PALISADE AND SPONGY MESOPHYLL

Answer 38

EUDICOTS

Question 39

SPIKE MOSSES, CLUB MOSSES, AND QUILLWORTS

Answer 39

LYCOPHYTA

Question 40

ONE OR FEW LARGE STROBILI

Answer 40

CYCADOPHYTA

Question 41

TRUE MOSSES

Answer 41

BRYOPHYTA

Question 42

LIVER-SHAPED GAMETOPHYTES AND TINY SPOROPHYTES

Answer 42

HEPATOPHYTA

Question 43

* ONE COTYLEDON * ONE EMBRYONIC LEAF * PARALLEL LEAF VENATION * SCATTERED ARRANGEMENT OF VASCULAR BUNDLES * FIBROUS ROOT SYSTEMS * FLORAL ORGANS IN MULTIPLES OF THREE * POLLEN POSSESSING A SINGLE OPENING * LEAVES CONTAINING ONLY SPONGY MESOPHYLL

Answer 43

MONOCOTS