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| Plants undergo ___________, which means that generations switch between haploid and diploid forms. |
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| In alternation of generations in plants, the _________ spore grows into the _______ ________ form. |
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| The haploid gametophyte produces _________ which unite with others to form a diploid _________. |
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1. Cellulose cells walls
2. Multicellular
3. Alternation of generations |
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| Bryophytes (mosses and liverworts) are unique in that they: |
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| The dominant phase of Brytophytes is the: |
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| Bryophyte spores grow into a multicellular: |
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| Bryophyte gametophytes may reproduce asexually using: |
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-Gymnosperm
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| What groups have a dominant sporophyte stage? |
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| Structures that transport and preserve offspring through adverse conditions |
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| What process ends the haploid stage in angiosperms? |
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X. Antheridiophore containing sperm
Y. Archegoniophore containing eggs |
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A. Fiddlehead
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A. Pollen tube
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| Marchantia antheridiphore |
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| Marchantia antheridiphore |
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| Marchantia archigoniphore |
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