Evolutionary Advantages
Plant Types
Plant reproduction
Plant Anatomy
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100

What do plants use to make their own energy?

Photosynthesis

100

Do seed plants require external water for reproduction?

No

100

What are the functions of seeds? 

To enhance dispersal and heighten fitness

100

What grows underground and anchors the plant?

Roots

100

The pollen reaches
the ovules by landing
on the stigma, and
through cell division
of the pollen, a pollen
tube grows and
extends through the
style.

 Fertilization would continue because self-
incompatible plants rely on pollen from other
individuals

200

Name any reproductive advantage that plants have?

pollen and seeds, flowers and fruits, alternation of generations

200

The last common ancestor of
gymnosperms and angiosperms had
all except:

Flowers

200

What is a factor that contributes to angiosperm diversity?

Flowering plants with animal pollinators can reproduce even if they are far apart

200

What is the primary site from photosynthesis?

Leaves (or stomata) 

200

Name a way seeds are dispersed

Animals, wind

300

Why do plant cells have cell walls? 

to provide structural support and to maintain turgor pressure

300

What is the most recently evolved type of plant?

Angiosperms

300

Which statement comparing Green Algae
and Plant Life Cycles is true?

Plants have two distinct adult life stages, algae have
one

300

What is the function of the xylem? 

transports water and minerals upward from the roots

300

Asexual reproduction can be
through

Apomixis or Vegetative

400

To prevent from drying out on land, what did plants evolve? 

Waxy cuticle or stomata

400

Eudicots are abundant in what environment?

Forests

400

What are the major challenge early land
plants faced, and bryophytes continue to
face, in adapting an ancestral aquatic
reproductive cycle to land?

Successful fertilization by free-swimming sperm is
rare because it generally requires continuous water
films connecting male and female gametophytes

400

What is the function of the phloem?

transports sugars and compounds through out the plant

400

What might be a reasonable hypothesis
for why simply placing a beehive in the
middle of the greenhouse failed to
pollinate the large, long, and conical
purple flowers?

The bees cannot reach far enough into the flower
to obtain pollen.

500

Why is genetic diversity important in crops? 

adaptation to changing climate, resist diseases, ensure food security 

500

What is the distinctive feature of lycophytes?

Leaves only have one vein

500

What is double fertilization?

two sperm cells fuse with two separate female cells inside the ovule

500

Explain angiosperm pollination

The pollen reaches
the ovules by landing
on the stigma, and
through cell division
of the pollen, a pollen
tube grows and
extends through the
style.

500

Is an almond a fruit?

Yes!

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