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Question 1

This organism grows on a wide variety of hosts, and is responsible for mildrew, yeast infections, Dutch elm disease.

Answer 1

Ascomycetes

Question 2

Example of fungi in this group are penicillium and aspergillius.

Answer 2

Deuteromycetes

Question 3

Produce a large egg cell, swims after fertillization, and is responsible for the potatoe blight of 1845-1847 in Ireland.

Answer 3

Oomycetes

Question 4

produces large basido spores

Answer 4

Basidomycetes

Question 5

grows in sheets of filamentsvand is used to produce agar and carrageenan.

Answer 5

Red Algae

Question 6

the ancestor to green plants

Answer 6

Green Algae

Question 7

simple moss which grow low to the ground and require water for reproduction

Answer 7

Bryophyte

Question 8

ferns, horsetails

Answer 8

Lower vascular plants

Question 9

plants which flower and produce seeds

Answer 9

Angiosperms

Question 10

naked seed plants such as pines.

Answer 10

Gymnosperms

Question 11

A group of plants with seperate male and female plants which produce fan shaped leaves.

Answer 11

Gingko

Question 12

an ancient plant which resembles a palm tree. There plants were around with the dinosaurs.

Answer 12

Cycads

Question 13

Produces one cotyledon upon sprouting. Leaf veins are parrallel, and flower parts are in multiples of 3.

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Monocot

Question 14

produces two cotyledons upon sprouting. Leaf veins are in a net pattern, and flower parts are in multiple of 4 or 5.

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Dicot

Question 15

One year life cycle

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Perennial

Question 16

woody plants which drop their leaves in the fall, or in the dry season.

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Deciduous

Question 17

a carrot or dandelion produce this type of root, which stores a large amount of starch.

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Taproot

Question 18

A highly branched root, which stores less starch.

Answer 18

Fibrous Root