Fungi
Bryophytes
Ferns
Gymnosperms
Angiosperms
100
Microscopic spore-making organ in ascomycete fungi.
What is Ascus
100
What are called the egg and the sperm
What is Gametes
100
The name given to fern and palm leaves
What is Frond
100
A structure making seeds but not flowers
What is Cone
100
Its purpose is to attract and reward pollinators
What is flowers
200
The fundamental units of fungi, a fungal thread
What is Hypha
200
The generations alternate back and forth between two very different forms.
What is Alternation of Generation
200
The spores of ferns germinate on a moist surface into this small free-living form
What is Gametophyte
200
A major group of Gymnosperms that produces non-woody cones
What is Cycads
200
The male part of a flower
What is Androecium/Stamen
300
The symbiotic relationships between fungi and plant roots.
What is Mycorrhizae
300
The dominant form in this group of land plants
What is Gametophyte
300
The name of Fern's stems
What is Rhizome
300
A gymnosperm with a woody female cone
What is Conifer
300
The female part of a flower
What is Gynoecium/Pistil
400
A mass of hyphae.
What is Micelium
400
The parts of a moss sporophyte
What is Spore Capsule, Peristome, Operculum, and Calyptra
400
The clusters of sporangia on the underside of fern leaves
What is Sori
400
The roots in some cycads containing symbiotic cyanobacteria
What is Coralloid Roots
400
When petals or sepals are fused together
What is Connate
500
An organism that obtains nutrition via decay.
What is Saprophytic
500
The three main group of Bryophytes
What is Mosses, Liverworts, and Hornworts
500
A band of cells responsible for opening the sporangium by bending back and snapping forward to fling the spores
What is Annulus
500
Opening in the seed through which sperm is delivered by the pollen tube
What is Micropyle
500
The female gametophyte in a flowering plant - megagametophyte
What is Embryo Sac
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