Plants

Question 1

What are the two types of land plants?

Answer 1

Bryophytes and tracheophytes

Question 2

Non-vascular land plants

Answer 2

Bryophytes

Question 3

Vascular land plants

Answer 3

Tracheophytes

Question 4

Include mosses, liverworts; non-vascular; low to ground, form “mats”; photosynthetic phase is the haploid (gametophyte) phase

Answer 4

Bryophytes

Question 5

Reproduce with spores; have roots, stems, leaves; include ferns, horsetails, clubmosses

Answer 5

Seedless tracheophytes (spores)

Question 6

Divided into two groups: gymnosperms and angiosperms

Answer 6

Seed tracheophytes

Question 7

What two groups are seed tracheophytes divided into?

Answer 7

Gymnosperms and angiosperms

Question 8

Non-flower producing

Answer 8

Gymnosperms

Question 9

Flower producing

Answer 9

Angiosperms

Question 10

Reproduces via exposed seed (ovule); seed is exposed on a reproductive structure, usually a cone (pine cone); approx 1000 species, conifers, ginkgo, cycad, mormon tea, etc…

Answer 10

Gymnosperm

Question 11

Largest and most diverse group of plants (approx. 80% of all land plants); flowering plants; the ovule is fertilized and develops into a seed inside a protected ovary (ovary usually inside flower)

Answer 11

Angiosperm

Question 12

All plants are …?

Answer 12

Eukaryotic, multicellular, have chloroplasts, use photosynthesis