Plants

Question 1

These plants produce horn like structures

Answer 1

Hornworts

Question 2

The most common group of come bearing plants , have needle like leaves

Answer 2

Conifers

Question 3

This tissue conducts water and nutrients up from roots

Answer 3

Xylem

Question 4

These plants produce seeds in cones

Answer 4

Gymnosperms

Question 5

When a moss germinates, it grows into tiny multi-cellular structures called

Answer 5

Protonema

Question 6

Colourful leaves that attract insects to a flower are called

Answer 6

Petals

Question 7

There is only one species in this group of cone bearing plants

Answer 7

Ginkgoes

Question 8

the tiny plant contained within a seed

Answer 8

Embryo

Question 9

these organisms are the most common pollinators of flowers

Answer 9

Insects

Question 10

the male structure in a moss or fern

Answer 10

Antheridium

Question 11

the cell walls of all plants are make up of this carbohydrate

Answer 11

Cellulose

Question 12

the red dots on the underside of a mature fern sporophyte are made up of numerous produce spores

Answer 12

Pollen grains

Question 13

the evolution of this structrue eliminated the need for swimming sperm

Answer 13

Spores

Question 14

the structure in a flower which contains the ovules

Answer 14

Ovary

Question 15

15. the heart-shaped structure that is the gametophyte of a fern

Answer 15

Prothallus

Question 16

as opposed to roots, moss have these structures which anchor them to a substrate

Answer 16

Rhizoids

Question 17

the entire male portion of a flower

Answer 17

Stamen

Question 18

these reproductive structures are produced asexually by moss and ferns

Answer 18

Spores

Question 19

19. the part of a seed which nourishes the embryo

Answer 19

Endosperm

Question 20

the protective outer layer of a seed

Answer 20

Seed coat

Question 21

these structures look like reddish dots on the underside of a mature fern sporophyte

Answer 21

Sori

Question 22

structure which supports an anther in a flower

Answer 22

Filament

Question 23

the long tube which leads to the ovary in flowers

Answer 23

Style (Harry styles)

Question 24

the structure which produced pollen grains in a flower

Answer 24

Anther

Question 25

cone-bearing plants produce seeds which are not enclosed or

Answer 25

Naked

Question 26

A structure found in gymnosperms which houses seeds

Answer 26

Cones

Question 27

the openings, found on the underside of leaves in some plants, where gas exchange takes place

Answer 27

Stomata

Question 28

28. this tissue transports nutrients and the products of photosynthesis from the leaves to the rest of the plant

Answer 28

Phloem

Question 29

29. a waxy coating on the surface of leaves which prevents the evaporation of water

Answer 29

Cuticle

Question 30

the entire female part of the flower

Answer 30

Carpel

Question 31

in gymnosperms, the leaves are modified into this shape to prevent water loss

Answer 31

Needles

Question 32

the phylum to which the mosses, liverworts, and hornworts belong

Answer 32

Bryophyta

Question 33

structures found below ground which conduct water and nutrients from the ground up into the plant

Answer 33

Roots

Question 34

34. the phylum to which the vascular plants belong

Answer 34

Tracheophyta

Question 35

35. the sticky part of a flower to which pollen grains adhere

Answer 35

Stigma

Question 36

the scarcity of this resource is the number one factor in limiting the growth of plants on land

Answer 36

Water

Question 37

the generation of plants which is diploid

Answer 37

Sporophyte

Question 38

the female structure in a moss or fern

Answer 38

Archegonium

Question 39

these are among the most ancient of the cone bearing plants - there is a specimen from this group growing at the
Maple Ridge hospital

Answer 39

Cycads

Question 40

the “flowering plants”

Answer 40

Angiosperms

Question 41

pollen spreads from male cones to female cones in gymnosperms via the

Answer 41

Wind

Question 42

the reproductive structure on an angiosperm( trick question)

Answer 42

Flower

Question 43

these non-vascular plants reproduce asexually using structures called gemmae

Answer 43

Liverworts

Question 44

44. organisms belonging to genus Equisetum, related to ferns, sometimes called “scouring rushes”

Answer 44

Horsetails

Question 45

specialized structures for conducting photosynthesis

Answer 45

Leaves

Question 46

46. a rolled up fern frond which has just emerged from underground

Answer 46

Fiddle head

Question 47

47. name given to the leaf-like portion of a fern which grows above ground

Answer 47

Frond

Question 48

48. the underground stem of a fern

Answer 48

Rhizome

Question 49

49. mosses and ferns are confined to wet or seasonally wet environments because this structure must swim to fertilize an egg

Answer 49

Sperm

Question 50

50. the green leaves which surround a flower before it opens

Answer 50

Sepals

Question 51

51. the seeds of an angiosperm are enclosed in a structure called a

Answer 51

Fruit

Question 52

a structure which connects the roots to the leaves and allows plants to grow taller

Answer 52

Stem

Question 53

53. an angiosperm with flower parts in multiples of 3

Answer 53

Monocot

Question 54

An angiosperm with flower parts in multiples of 4 or 5

Answer 54

Dicot

Question 55

3 major groups of seedless vascular plants

Answer 55

Ferns, horsetails, club mosses

Question 56

Club losses come from the genus :

Answer 56

Lycopodium

Question 57

Horsetails come from the genus:

Answer 57

Equisetum

Question 58

Parallel veins means the plant is

Answer 58

Monocot

Question 59

Net-like veins means the plant is

Answer 59

Dicot

Question 60

Vascular tissue is randomly arranged means that the plant is

Answer 60

Monocot

Question 61

Vascular tissue is arranged in bundles means the plant is

Answer 61

Dicot