Plants Flashcards

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Advantages of plants living on land:

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-greater availability of light
-o2 and co2 diffuses faster in air vs water

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Disadvantages of plants living on land

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-risk of dehydration
-difficult for gametes to meet(sexual reproduction

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Adaptations to living on land

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-vascular system

  • roots: penetrate soil to anchor plants and reach water sources
  • leaves: provide greater surface for photosynthesis

-stems: ridged tissues that raise and support leaves so they are exposed to sunlight

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4
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pollen

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-water proof structures that contain male gametes
-carried to female plants via wind, insect pollinators, and other animals

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5
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seed

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-consists of embryo, food, waterproof coat
-remain dormant in favourable conditions like drought, freezing and fire

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6
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cell structure of plants:

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multicellular, eukaryotes, cell walls have cellulose

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7
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mode of nutrition

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autotrophs and photosynthesis
(venus flytraps is an autotroph)

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8
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no plants can move(locomote)

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9
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Nonvascular plants

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-absence of or poorly developed vascular tissues for transporting nutrients
-transport of nutrients occurs via diffusion or osmosis
-grow close to ground to obtain water and nutrients
-water necessary for gametes to meet

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10
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Seedless vascular plants

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-presence of vasscular tissues for conducting nutrients
-reproduce via spores, which requires water for gametes to meet
-vascular tissues have allowed plants to increase in size

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Seed bearing vascular plants

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-have vascular tissues for conducting nutrients
-reproduce via seeds, allowing plants to reproduce sexually without water for gametes to meet

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12
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Gymnosperms

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-non-flowering
-less abundant
-produce seeds in cones
-“naked seed”- not surrounded by fruit(conifers,cycads)

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13
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Angiosperms

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-flowering
-more abundant
-produce seeds in flowers
-seeds have a case or pod(fruit)
-seeds of angiosperms can have one or two specialized structures called cotyledons

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Cotyledons are..

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structures that are contained in the seed that supply nutrients to the plant embryo
-Monocots
*one cotyledon
*one seed leaf
ex: grassed, bananas, palms
-Dicots
*two cotyledons
*two see leaves
ex: lettuce, tomatoes

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Angiosperm reproduction:

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-Animal or wind passes pollen to stigma
-Competition among pollen grains to grow pollen tubes fastest to reach ovules in ovary
-Fertilization occurs
-Zygote forms and develops into embryo
-Case covers embryo + food to form seed
-Fruit=mature ovary
-Animals eat fruit and disperse seeds everywhere

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16
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Polyploidy in plants

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-Almost half of all angiosperms are polyploids, meaning they have more than 2(2n) chromosome sets
-Plants with 3n, 4n or more chromosome sets, are sterile and can only eepodticr asexually
-Sterility caused by polyploidy produced seedless grapes and watermelon

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basic needs of plants

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1) Make energy(photosynthesis) to make carbs
2) accquire water and other nutrients
3) a method of gas exchange to get CO/ in and O2 out
4) protection(toxins protective structures dehydration
5) reproduction(sexual/asexual….but they can’t move!)

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Vascular plant body: Roots and Shoots

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-Most plants have the basic design:
* underground root system
*above ground shoot system
-the three main organs(non reproductive) in plants are leaves, stems, roots
-These are made up of dermal, vascular, and ground tissue

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Dermal tissue:

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-Outermost layers, waxy, protects plant

20
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vascular tissue:

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-composed of xylem and phloem
-transport water and nutrients, support plant body

21
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ground tissue

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made up of parenchyma, collenchyma, and sclerenchyma
-growth and development
-stores carbs
-support and protects plant body

22
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Meristematic tissue

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-tissue made up of undifferentiated cells and found in areas where plant growth take place
-develop into specialize cells and tissues