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| the diploid embryo found in both primitive plants like moss and ferns, as well as fungi |
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| a plant embryo that contains not only a baby plant, but also a food source called a cotyledon |
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| a class of flowering plants that has veins parallel to the center vein, one cotyledon and flower parts in threes or multiples of threes |
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| the male part of the flower |
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| vascular tissue that transports the products of photosynthesis from the leaves to the rest of the plant |
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| this group of tracheophytes has "naked seeds" and leaves all year round |
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| the transfer of pollen from one flower to another |
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| the female part to a flower, also known as a pistil |
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| the classof flowering plants that has leaf veins that branch out away from the center vein, two cotyledon, and flower parts in fours and fives |
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| the term used to describe a vascular plant that DOES NOT need water for its reproductive processes |
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| the swollen ovary of a flower that is tasty and used for seed dispersal by animals |
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| a non-vascular plant that is dependent on water for reproduction and has unspecialized parts |
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| the holes used for gas exchange, usually found on the underside of the leaf |
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| the evolution of structures and behaviors in two different organisms in response to changes in each organism over time |
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| the waxy covering that prevents water loss in plants |
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| vascular tissue that transports water and nutrients from the roots of the plant to the leaves |
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| one of the first vascularlized plants that is known as the "missing link" of the plant kingdom because it still relys on water for reproduction |
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| a multicellular, eukaryotic organism that has cell walls made of cellulose and is an autotroph |
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| plant sperm that is usually distributed by wind or animals |
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| the most highly evolved tracheophytes who use flowers as reproductive structures |
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| the diploid embryo of the fungi |
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| a eukaryote that is not a plant, animal, or fungi |
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| a eukaryotic heterotroph that is multicellular and has a cell wall made of chitin |
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| heterotrophic protists that are classified by the way they move are consered to be... |
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| the part of a mushroom or toadstool where the spores are held |
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| the haploid gametes to a fungi |
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| the phyla of fungi that we are most familiar with ex. mushrooms, toadstools, puffballs, etc. |
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| autotrophic protists that are capable of photosynthesis are considered to be... |
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| the part of a fungi that we see and classify them by |
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| the thread-like main body of the fungi that grows through whatever it is consuming |
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| imperfect fungi that do not have a sexual phase in their lifecycle |
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| these protists are heterotrophs that usually have a cell wall. ex. slime molds |
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