Plant Reproduction & Taxonomy and Systematics Flashcards
Meiosis
Diploid cell divides into 4 haploid cells
Syngamy
2 haploid gametes fuse
-egg+sperm=zygote
Sporophyte
Diploid individual or generation
-Makes haploid spores via meiosis
Gametophyte
Haploid individual or generation
-Makes haploid gametes via mitosis
Sex cells
Spores (haploid and created by meiosis)
Gametes (haploid egg and sperm and created by mitosis)
Gametangia
Sex organs that makes gametes via mitosis
- Surrounded by sterile layers to protect from desiccation
- Archegonia and Antheridia
Sporangia
Makes spores via meiosis
- Sporangium wall (sterile protective layer)
- Sporogenous tissue (produces spores)
Archegonium
Egg
-Venter: surrounds the egg and prevents desiccation
Neck, neck canals, and neck canal cells
Antheridium
Spermatogenous tissue
- Sterile jacket-protects tissue
- Stalk
Spores
Haploid reproductive cells produced via meiosis
- Occur in tetrads
- Resist desiccation
- Disperse on wind
Homospory
1 kind of spores and sporangium
- Spores all the same size
- Gametes usually hermaphroditic
- Ancestral condition
Heterospory
2 kinds of sporangia and spores
-Microsporangia and megasporangia
Exosporic Gametophyte
Gametophyte that grows outside spore wall
-Usually green, photosynthetic, and homosporous
Endosporic Gametophyte
Gametophyte that grows inside spore wall
-Usually not green, not photosynthetic, heterosporous
Strobilus
Stem with a concentraion of sporangia and sporophylls
-Cone
Linnaeus
Father of taxonomy
- taxonomic hierarchy
- binomial nomenclature
Division ending
-ophyta
Class ending
-opsida
Order ending
-ales
Family ending
-aceae
Genus ending
none
Species ending
Binomial
Order of taxonomic hierarchy
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Kingdom, Division, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
Binomial Nomenclature structure
- Genus name (cap and italicized)
- Specific epithet (lower case and italicized)
- Authority: abbreviation of person who named the species
Linnaeus classification forms what?
Nested groups
Lamarck
Early proponent of evolution
- Change over time
- Inheritance of acquired characteristics
Darwin
Natural selection
Descent with modification
Postulate of Nat Selection
- Organisms are variable for traits
- Variation is heritable
- Some individuals are more fit than others
- Variation in traits and fitness is not random
Evolution
Change in trait frequency in the next generation