Word wall Flashcards

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Blade

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Leaf-like region, flat to increase surface area to capture sunlight, fern/algae

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Sori / sorus

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Makes and stores spores, ferns, dots on fern fronds, cluster of spore-producing receptacles on the underside of a fern frond

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Stipe

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Stem-like portion of kelp/algae/fern

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Meiosis

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Nuclear division process, creates four haploid cells (one set of chromosomes each), genetic diversity

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Conjugation tube

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Connection between filaments/individuals, during conjugation, transfers genetic information/gametes

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Roots/stem/leaves

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air bladder

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Pocket of air causes leaf-like portion to float near the surface – helps collect sunlight for photosynthesis

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Megaspore

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Develops into megagametophyte, embryo sac in seed plants (contains egg)

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Gamete

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Reproductive cell / sex cell (sperm or egg), haploid

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Cuticle

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Prevents water loss, wax material, topside of fern fronds

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Protonema

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Young plant, earliest stage of development of moss gametophytes, haploid

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Holdfast

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Root-like, anchor itself to rocks

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Archegonium

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Female sex organ, haploid, gametophyte, ferns and mosses

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Stoma / stomata

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Opening that regulates gas exchange and water regulation between leaves and the environment, holes in cuticles, so can “breathe”

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Xylem

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Vascular tissue in plants, conducts water/minerals upward from roots, forms woody element in the stem

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Rhizoid

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Root hair, anchor plant and conduct water, filamentous outgrowth, “roots” of moss gametophyte

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Filamentous/colonial/unicellular/multicellular

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Four forms of green algae

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Seta

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Stem of moss sporophyte, diploid

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Homogamete / isogamete

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Gametes that look/behave identically

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Calyptra

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Capsule, releases spores for a moss plant, sporophyte, diploid

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Phloem

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One part of vascular system, transports food/nutrients/glucose/carbs (to roots from leaves?)

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Germination

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Zoospores

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Spore of certain algae/fungi/protozoans, flagella, motile, cells, haploid, asexual spore

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Pyrenoids

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In chloroplasts of algae and hornworts/Chlamydomonas, makes and stores starch

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Gametangia
Haploid, makes gametes, ends of ulva gametophytes
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Laminarin
Storage glucan found in brown algae, created by photosynthesis
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Phycobilin
Group of red or blue photosynthetic pigments in some algae
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Frond
Blade and stipe region, diploid, sporophytes, fern/algae
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Antheridium
Male sex organ, haploid, gametophyte
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Annulus
Protective barrier/support for sporangia
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Flagella
A few, long strands on cells/organisms, for moving and collecting nutrients
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Zygospores
Thick-walled, resting cell, certain fungi/algae, from the fusion of two similar gametes, diploid
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Rhizome
Continuous growing, horizontal underground stem, puts out lateral shoots and roots, “roots” of ferns
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Syngamy
Fusion of gametes to create a zygospore, aka fertilization
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Microspore
Develops into microgametophyte, pollen grain in seed plants
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Heterogamete
Gametes that look/behave differently
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Cilia
Short, hair-like, lots, used by cells/organisms for moving and collecting nutrients
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alternation of generations
Type of life cycle where the diploid(sporophyte) and haploid(gametophyte) stages alternate
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Microgametophyte
Male gametophyte (seed plants only?)
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Haploid
One set of chromosomes, 1n/n
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Mitosis
Period of the cell cycle which duplicated chromosomes separate into identical nuclei, daughter cells are diploid / two sets of chromosomes, identical
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Ovule
Inside ovaries inside pistil, flowering plants, eggs, forms seeds, sperm fertilize
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Sporangia / sporangium
Makes spores, ends of ulva sporophytes or lollipop shaped in fern sori, diploid
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Megagametophyte
Female gametophyte (seed plants only?)
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Sporophyte
Multicellular, diploid, life-cycle stage that produces spores
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Stalk
Stalk of sporangia
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Prothallium
Heart shaped gametophyte of ferns, haploid, produces male and female gametes, eggs ready later than sperm (cross fertilization) to avoid self-fertilization
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Fucoxanthin
Brown carotenoid pigment, in brown algae
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Gametophyte
Multicellular, haploid, life-cycle stage that produces gametes
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Diploid
Two sets of chromosomes, 2n
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Diffusion
Movement of molecules from an area of higher concentration to that of lower concentration