test 3 Flashcards

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Describe the general characteristics of plants

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Multicelluar, eukaryotic, photoautotroph, non-motile, cell wall, specific organelles, asexual and sexual reproduction

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Plants reproductive cycle

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Gametophtye produces gametes, sperma dn egg come together to make a zygote, zygote grows into a plant - sporophyte, then releases spores that grow into gametophytes

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Gametes

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Single celled reproductive units - Haploid

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Zygote

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Diploid - two copies of each chromosome

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5
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Sporophyte generation

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Plant that produces spores

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Gametophyte generation

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Spores grow into this, produces gametes

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Sporangium

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The area where spores are formed

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Spore

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A reproductive cell

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Antheridia

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Male gametangia

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Archegonia

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Female gametangia

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In nonvascular plants, is the gametophyte or sporophyte dominant?

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Gametophyte

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In vascular plants, is the gametophyte or sporophyte dominant?

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Sporophyte

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13
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Advantages of vascular plants

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Can grow bigger, increased surface area, nutrients move farther

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why is vascular tissue important

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it allows for better transportation of nutrients around a larger area

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Xylem

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Conducts water and dissolve minerals throughout plant - vessels and tracheids

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Phloem

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Conducts sugarand hormones - sieve and companion cells

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Fibrous roots

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Thing moderately branching roots growing from the stem

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Taproot

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A large central root where other roots sprout laterally

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Stomata

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Tiny pore in the epidermis of a plant leaf that controls transpiration and gas exchange with the air

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Tracheophyte

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A vascular plant

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21
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germination

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early growth and development of a plant embryo in a seed

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Endosperm

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Food stored in the seed

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23
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Ovary

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A female reproductive organ

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24
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Ecology

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the study of how organism interact with each other

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Organism
a single living thing in the environment
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Species
A group of similar organisms that can produce fertile offspring
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Population
A group of individuals of a single species living together in the same region
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Community
Several populations that interact in a common environment
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Ecosystem
It is a set of all living species and abiotic components existing and interacting in a given area
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Biome
A group of ecosystems that have the same climate and similar dominant communities
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Biosphere
Global ecological system which consists of all the living organisms and factors that support life
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Habitat
Place where species live
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Abiotic factors
Non living factors that affect how organism interact - water
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biotic factors
living factors that affect how organism interact
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Niche
The position in a community in a spatial and functional sense
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Competition
When two organism are fighting for the same resource
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Mutualism
When the relationship helps both sides
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Predation
When one animals preys on another
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Commensalism
When one side is benefited and the other is unbothered
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Parasitism
One side is harmed and the other is benefited
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Producer
produce food
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Primary consumer
eat producers and are food for other organisms - herbivores
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Secondary consumers
Eat other consumers - carnivore or omnivore
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Tertiary Consumers
Eat other consumers - carnivore or omnivore - highest trophic level
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Herbivores
only plants
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Omnivore
plants and animals
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Carnivores
only meat
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Role of decomposers
give nutrients back to the system
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Detritus
remains of dead organism plus bacteria and fungi aiding in decay
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Adaptation
changing something for survival
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natural selection
the strongest and most well adapted will survive
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Limiting factors influencing species distribution
Food, water, living space, disease, predation, and natural disasters
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Critical factors
Factors needed for survival
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Indicator Species
An organism that reacts quickly to changes in water, weather, etc.
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Generalist
Can do a wide range of conditions
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Ecological succession
more or less orderly process of community change
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Specialists
narrow ecological niche
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endemic species
A species is in a defined location and on where else
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Resource partitioning
the division of limited resources by species to avoid competition