Theme 2 Classification Of Land Plants Gymnosperm/angiosperm Flashcards

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What are the characteristic of gymnosperms in relation to the ovule

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Sporophyte gymnosperm structure make a female gametophyte with egg

the egg is connected to the sporophyte with protective tissues, once fertilized it becomes the seed

The seed is the embryo which desiccates and is dispersed

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Were embryos in mosses and ferns protected?

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No
They were retained on female gametophyte, but not protected

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In gymnosperms, what is the male gametophyte?

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The pollen, this time spores are not released, the pollen is

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What is the megaspore and microspore in gymnosperms

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The megaspore is the thing that makes the female gametophyte inside the ovule

The microspore is the thing that makes the male gametophyte (pollen)

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What is pollen?

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Haploid multicellular
Holds sperm

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What is the gymnosperms life cycle

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Female megasporocyte(2n) inside ovule turn into four megaspores (haploid) through meiosis. one survives

Through mitosis, the surviving megospores turn into female gametophyte which holds up to four archegonium (n).

The four archegonium hold one egg cell (haploid) each (total four egg cells) these are fertilized by the pollen tube which had two sperms from the microsporangium but one died off, and make four embryos. The four embryos splits into four through mitosios, making total 16 embryo.

In end only one survives.

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Rest of gymnosperms for other cards

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Ok

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What is different in angiosperms from gymnosperms

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In gymnosperms the sperm split in two and one dieed off

In angiosperms, the second sperm is retained and one make embryo the other make endosperm (storage unit for plants)

The ovary (fruit) protects the ovule (seed)

Hermaphrodites (have ovary and anther)

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What is the double fertilization in angiosperms

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One sperm fertilizes the egg cell

And the other sperm fertilizes the diploid central cell and develops into the endosperm (Triploid, filled with starch is the nutritive tissue left behind)

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Where does the pollen in angiosperms develop

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In the anther

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Life cycle of angiosperms

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Anther on sporophyte has 2-4 sporangia which undergo meiosis to make haploid spores. Then they turn into pollen. The pollen rupture the anther when mature and dispersed

Pollen germinates, goes through stigma then into the style. The pollen tube get two sperm cells antlers the ovary.

Throguh meiosis the female gametophyte has eight nuclei and seven cells (one central diploid cell)

The tube finds the ovule through chemo taxis, and one sperm cell fuses with femal haploid egg cell and makes zygote

The other sperm fuses with the diploid central cell of the female gametophyte and make triploid cell called endosperm.

The zygote turn into an embryo and the embryo stem is hyocotyl and the the leaves are dicot

The embryo becomes a seed and the ovary becomes fruit.

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What are monocots, give examples

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Single cotyledons (embryonic leaves)
Veins on leaves run parallel (straight)
Grasses palms Lillie’s orchids
Petals in threes

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What are eudicots (dicot), give examples

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2 cotyledons
Reticulate veins (branching)
Fruit trees roses beans potatoes
Petals in fours or fives

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What does the angiosperms seed consist of

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Seed coat (2n)
Endosperm (3n)
Embryo (2n)
Female gametophyte tissue (n)

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What do gymnosperms have in relation to the xylem

Angiosperms?

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Tracheids

Trachieds and vessels

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How does red light affect phytochrome? How does that effect seeds?

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Red light turn phytochrome from inactive form to active form, need phytochrome to be in active form for seeds to germinate, as that’s how they’ll be able to photosynthesize so they wait for red light.

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How does coevolution occur with angiosperms and animal pollinators

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Instead of air currents, angiosperms have pollenators because they interacted closely in the environment

Plants evolved to attract pollinator and the animals evolved behaviours and parts for pollination