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1
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facts about nonvascular plants

A
  • Lack tissues that transport
    water and nutrients
    throughout the bod
  • Lack true roots, stems, and
    leave
  • Low to the ground, in a
    moist, shady environment
  • Rely on rainwater to
    transport gamete
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2
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example of nonvascular plants

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Liverworts, hornworts, and true mosses

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3
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example of vascular plants

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club mosses
ferns
gymnosperms
angiosperms

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4
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example of Seedless vascular plant

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club mosses and ferns

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5
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example of seeded vascular plant

A

gymnosperms
and
angiosperms

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6
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describe alternation of generation

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7
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describe regular generation

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8
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allos tall growth

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ligin

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9
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transports water and dissolved minerals

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xylem

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10
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transports nutrients

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phloem

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11
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protection

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cuticle

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12
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small openings for gas exchange

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stomata

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13
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anchor the plant and absorb water and nutrients

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roots

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14
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support leaves and reproductive structures

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stem

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15
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primary photosynthetic organs

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leaves

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16
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how do seedless vascular plants reproduce?

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through spores

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17
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what does gymnosperm mean?

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naked seed

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18
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is this picture a gymnosperm seed or angiosperm seed?

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angiosperm

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19
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is this picture a gymnosperm seed or angiosperm seed?

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gymnosperm

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20
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the most diverse group of plants

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angiosperms

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21
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the reproductive organs of a plant

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flowers

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22
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what does a perfect flower have?

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perfect flowers have pistils and stamens

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23
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derived from the ovary, house, protect, nourish, and
aid in the dissemination of seed

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fruits

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24
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an edible part of a
plant derived from petioles, leaves, specialized leaves, roots, stems, or flowers

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veggies

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25
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a ripened ovule of a plant
that contains an embryo housed in a protective coat and nourished by stored food

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seed

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26
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how many cotyledons do monocots have?

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one

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27
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how many cotyledons do dicots have?

28
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what kind of roots do monocots have

29
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what kind of roots do dicots have

30
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what kind of vascular systems do monocots have

31
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what kind of vascular systems do dicots have

32
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what kind of veins do monocots have

33
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what kind of veins do dicots have

A

net-like veins

34
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how many petals do monocots have

A

multiples of 3

35
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how many petals do dicots have

36
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monocot or dicot

37
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monocot or dicot

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monocot or dicot

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monocot or dicot

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monocot or dicot

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monocot or dicot

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monocot or dicot

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monocot or dicot

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monocot or dicot

45
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monocot or dicot

46
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difference between dry and flesh fruits

47
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what is a heterocyst

A

heterocyst is a differentiated cyanobacterial cell that carries out nitrogen fixation. The heterocysts function as the sites for nitrogen fixation under aerobic conditions. They are formed in response to a lack of fixed nitrogen

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know this

49
Q

what cyanobacteria shape is this?

A

unicellular

50
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what cyanobacteria shape is this?

51
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what cyanobacteria shape is this?

A

filamentous

52
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where does volvox live

53
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what is volvox

54
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how does volvox move

55
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what is volvox feeding form

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they have chlorophyll and make their food through photosynthesis

56
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is the archegonium or antheridia

A

antheridia

57
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is the archegonium or antheridia

A

archegonium

58
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function difference of flowers and pines

59
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fruit dispersal methods

60
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what is lichen

A

fungi/algae

61
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what is moss

A

simple plant

62
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what type of lichen is this?

63
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what type of lichen is this?

64
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what type of lichen is this?

65
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what are the chemical properties of kava

Biology 2 Lab (6 decks)

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