Topic 17: Seed Plants Flashcards

1
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The term for a flowering plant with two key reproductive adaptations

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Angiosperms

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2
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What are the two reproduction adaptations in angiosperms

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Flowers and fruits

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3
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What is the phylum for angiosperms

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Anthophyta (antho=flower)

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4
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What are the “three F’s angiosperms are characterized by/feature shared derived traits in angiosperms?”

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Flowers, double fertiliztion (seed in endosperm) and fruits

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5
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What is a flower

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A specialized shoot with up to four types of modified leaves

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6
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List The four types of modified leaves in a flower

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Sepals (enclose the flower), petals (brightly coloured for pollinators), stamens (produce pollen) and carpels ( produce ovules)

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7
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Modified leaf in the flower that produces pollen

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Stamen

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8
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Modified leaves in the structure that produce ovules

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Carpels

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9
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Stamens and carpels are ____ organs (highly modified sporophylls)
While sepals andd petals are _____ structures

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Reproductive
Sterile

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10
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A term to address a cluster of flowers

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Inflorescences

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11
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The stamen (microsporophyll) has a stalk (_____) topper by an ____ containing pollen sacs (______) that produce pollen

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Filament,
Anther,
Microsporangia

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12
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How many pollen sacs per anther

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2-4

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13
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Structure in a flower where pollen is received

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The stigma

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14
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What is the name of a structure when one or more carpels in a flower fuse

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Pistil

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15
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Are the majority of angiosperm flowers complete or incomplete?

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Complete

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16
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What does it ean when angiosperm flowers are complete

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  • they contain all floral organs
  • have male and female parts
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17
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Hoe many male gametophytes are in a pollen grain

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Two

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18
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What are the two male gametophyte in the pollen grain enclosed by

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Enclosed by a tough sporopollenin rich outer wall

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19
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Where does pollen develop from

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Microspores (within the microsporangia/pollen sac of anthers)

20
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Each microspore undergo ____ to cproduce to-celled male gametophyte

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Mitosis

21
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What does a generative cell develop

A

Sperm nuclei

22
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What does a tube cell form?

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Pollen tube sac that i ecessary for fertilization

23
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Each ovule consists of ___ integuments surrounded by the _____

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Two, megasporium

24
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How many megaspores are produced by meiosis and how many usually survive

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4 megaspores, usually one survives

25
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The megaspore undergoes mitotic divisions, producing ___-____ gametophyte

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7-celled

26
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Polar nuclei

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Large cell within the female gametophyte that contain two nuclei

27
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Summary of pollination in angiosperm

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Pollen gets transfered from the anther to the stigma

28
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3 things that happen after pollination

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  • tube cell makes a pollen tube
  • generative cell undergoes mitosis, making two sperm nuclei
  • pollen tube grows down into the ovary releasing the sperm nuclei
29
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What is double fetilization

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When the pollen tube discharges two sperm nuclei into the embryo sac (female gametophyte) within an ovule

30
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What is the fate of the two sperm in double fertilization

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  • formation of a zygote (one sperm fuses with egg)
  • the other combines with 2 polar nuclei that make a triploid engosperm nuclues
31
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What is the endosperm

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The food storage supply in angiosperms/in a seed

32
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Do all seeds have endosperm

A

No

33
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How does seed typically begin after double fermentation

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Triploid endosperm nucleus undergoes mitosis multiple times to create starchy food tissues for the embryo (the food supply)

34
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What happens after double fermentation

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Fetilized ovule develops into a seed then the ovary devolops into a fruit that encloses the seed

35
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Fruit formation occurs as the sporotphyte ovary wall ___ and ___

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Thickens and matures

36
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The two primary functions of fruit (besides eating a yummy snack)

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  • protect seeds
  • assisting in seed dispersal (animal poop, wind, water)
37
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Two categries of fruit based on characteristics

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  • dry fruits
  • fleshy fruits
38
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Fruit type that result from drying out of the ovary at maturity (example dandelions)

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Dry fruits

39
Q

Fruit tye that are categorized by an ovary that becomes thick, soft, and often sweet at maturity

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Fleshy fruit

40
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4 development rigins of fruits

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  • simple fruits
  • aggreate fruits
  • multiple fruits
  • accessory fruits
41
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Fruits development type that develop from a single carpel or several fused carpels

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Simple fruit

42
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Fruit development type that originae from a single flower with multiple seperate carpels

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Aggregate fruits

43
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Fruits that arise from a cluster of flowers termed an inflorescence

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Multiple fruits

44
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Fruits that contain other floral parts in addition to ovaries

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Accessory fruits

45
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Continue at adaptive advantages of angiosperm fertilization

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Ok!