Terms

Question 1

Vascular/Tracheophytes

Answer 1

-Have system (xylem+phloem) to transport water
-true roots, stems, and leaves

Question 2

Vascular examples

Answer 2

clubmosses, horsetails, ferns

Question 3

Non-vascular/Bryophytes

Answer 3

-Don’t have system to transport water
-lack true roots, stems, and leaves

Question 4

Non-vascular examples

Answer 4

Mosses, liverworts, and hornworts

Question 5

Spore-bearing

Answer 5

Bears spores

Question 6

Spore-bearing examples

Answer 6

Ferns, mosses, hornworts

Question 7

Seed-bearing

Answer 7

Produces seeds

Question 8

Seed-bearing examples

Answer 8

Rose, avocado, onions

Question 9

Gymnosperm

Answer 9

-conifiers
-naked seeds
-needle-like/scale-like leaves

Question 10

Gymnosperm examples

Answer 10

Ginkgo, Sequoia, Spruce

Question 11

Angiosperm

Answer 11

-flowering
-seeds enclosed in ovaries, usually fruit
-leaves flat + in many shapes

Question 12

Angiosperm examples

Answer 12

Hydrangea, rose, tomatoes

Question 13

Monocot

Answer 13

-one cotyledon
-leaf veins are parallel
-petals in multiples of 3
-fibrous root

Question 14

Monocot examples

Answer 14

Corn, orchid, wheat

Question 15

Dicot

Answer 15

-two cotyledons
-leaf veins are branched
-petals in multiples of 4-5
-taproot

Question 16

Dicot examples

Answer 16

Oak, grapes, poppies