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| What is the asexual stage in plants in the generic cycle? Is it haploid or diploid? |
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| What is the sexual stage in plants in the generic cycle? Is it haploid or diploid? |
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| What is the chromosome number of spores? |
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| What is the chromosome number of gametes? |
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| What is the name of the category of plants that have no water transportation system? |
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| What is the name of the category of plants that have a water transportation system? |
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| What are the two different types of vascular plants? |
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| What are the two different types of Vascular Seeding plants? |
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| What are the traits of a gymnosperm? |
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| What are the traits of an angiosperm? |
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True or False:
Nonvascular plants have true roots, stems, and leaves. |
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| What is the name of the structure in nonvascular plants that anchor it to the ground? |
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| What are the leaf like structures in nonvascular plants called? |
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| What are the stem like structures in nonvascular plants called? |
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| How do nonvascular plants transport things at a molecular level such as water? |
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| In nonvascular plants, how do the sperm get to the eggs? |
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Morning Dew
(sperm can smell where eggs are) |
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True or False:
In the alternation of generations for mosses, the sporophyte generation is dependent on the gametophyte generation. |
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| What is the name for a young gametophyte in nonvascular plants? |
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| What is the dominant generation in nonvascular plants such as mosses? |
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| What two things make up the vascular system? |
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| Dead cells that form tubes in order to transport water up the stem |
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| Live cells that make up tubes in order to transport sugar (sucrose) |
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True or False:
Vascular plants do not have true roots, stems, or leaves. |
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| What does a companion cell do in the vascular system? |
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| Directs which way the sugar flows |
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| What is the dominant form in alternation of generations in seedless vascular plants such as Ferns? |
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| What is the underground root stem called in seedless vascular plants? |
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| What is the name of the structure that sperm are packaged into in seed plants? |
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| What is different for the alteration of generations in seed plants? |
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| Spores are not produced. Sporophyte generation goes directly into gametophyte generation. |
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| What are the three parts to a seed? |
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Endosperm (3N)
Plant Embryo
Seed Coat |
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| What do gymnosperms rely on for pollination? |
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| What is packaged into the fruits of angiosperms? |
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| What is the name of the female reproductive part of a flower? What are the names of its three parts? |
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| Carpel (Pistil) Stigma Style Ovary |
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| What is the name of the male reproductive structure of a flower? What are the mnames of its two parts? |
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| What makes up one grain of pollen? |
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| What is the opening in an ovule called? |
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| In the ovule, how many cells, that have potential to be an egg, are there? |
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| What are the three top cells in the ovule called? |
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| What are the two middle cells called in the ovule? |
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| What are the two cells on the bottom of the ovule that were not fertilized called? |
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| What does the ovule wall become after one cell is fertilized? |
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| What do the two polar nuclei cells become after they are fertilized? |
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| What does the ovary of a flower become after fertilization? |
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| What are the 5 characteristics of Monocotyledons? |
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1) 1 "seed leaf"
2) # plan = 3
3) Parallel Veins
4) Stem has unorganized Veins
5) Roots are branched |
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| What are 5 characteristics of Dicotyledons? |
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1) 2 "seed leaves"
2) 3 plan = 4 or 5
3) Branched Veins
4) Stem has organized phloem and xylem
5) Tap Root |
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