Seed Plants Flashcards

1
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What is the dominant phase is all seed plants?

A

Sporophyte

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2
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Main spore info on seed plants:
Hint* spore sizes

A

They are heterosporous, two spores of different sizes.

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3
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What are the two seed spores?

A

Microspores, male and tiny
Megaspores, female and large

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4
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What does the microspore develop into?

A

Microgametophyte

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5
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What does the megaspore develop into?

A

Megagametophyte

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6
Q

Reproductive organs in seed plants can be…

A

On one plant or two separate plants

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7
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Plants with m and f structures

A

Monoecious

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8
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Plants with separate m and f plants

A

Dioecious

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9
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What defines Gymnosperms

A

Plants with exposed seeds born on cones called strobili

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10
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Plants with exposed seeds

A

Gymnosperms

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11
Q

Name the phylum and plant that has green fan like leaves

A

Ginkgophyta, Ginkgo biloba

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12
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Name the phylum and plant that has is dioecious and palm like leaves

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Phylum Cycadophyta, Sago palm

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13
Q

What is a male pine cone called?

A

Staminate

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14
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What is the staminate comprised of?

A

Scales on the outside and pollen on the interior.

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15
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What is an ovulate?

A

A female cone

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16
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What is an ovulate compromised of?

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The scale and the ovule

17
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What are the parts of an ovule? From the outer to inner.

A

Integument, nucellus and then the egg

18
Q

What is a group of needles called?

19
Q

What does pine pollen look like?

A

Mickey Mouse but purple!

20
Q

What is the venation of all monocot angiosperms?

21
Q

What venation can dicot angiosperms be?

A

Pinnate or palmate

22
Q

What does herbaceous mean?

A

Doesn’t produce wood

23
Q

Describe the embryo of a soy bean plant

A

The longer part of the embryo, the radicle becomes the roots and the shorter part, plumule becomes the above ground part of this dicot plant.

24
Q

Identify Monocot

A

Multiples of 3

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Identify dicot
Multiples of 4 or 5
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Trick to identify monocot parallel venation
The veins all go one way
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When the veins go to the outer part of the leave from a center stem
Pinnate
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When the veins stem from one place at the base of the stem (think hand print)
Palmate,
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How many species does Ginkgophyta have and what is it?
They only have one, Ginkgo biloba
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Three points about Ginkgo biloba
- doesn’t bear cones - no longer found in the wild - Dioecious
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Three truths about Cycadophyta
- slow growing - tropical or sub tropical -dioecious
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2 truths about Coniferophyta
Most are evergreens Male and female cones are on the same tree. Female at the top, male at the bottom to deter self fertilization.
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Cotyledons
The seed leaves that start photosynthesis before the true leaves drop
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What is unique about angiosperms?
Double fertilization.
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What is double fertilization?
One sperm fused with one egg for a diploid zygote and the other sperm fused with two polar nuclei to form the Tripoli’s zygote.