Chap. 23 Review

left

100

The study of classification

1. Taxonomy

2. Vascular Plants

3. Family

4. Class

5. Order

1. Taxonomy

200

Have tubes to carry water and nutrients

1. Taxonomy

2. Vascular Plants

3. Family

4. Class

5. Order

2. Vascular Plants

300

Group within an order

1. Taxonomy

2. Vascular Plants

3. Family

4. Class

5. Order

3. Family

400

Group within a phylum

1. Taxonomy

2. Vascular Plants

3. Family

4. Class

5. Order

4. Class

500

Group within a class

1. Taxonomy

2. Vascular Plants

3. Family

4. Class

5. Order

5. Order

middle

100

Fungi that help move water and nutrients in whisk ferns

1. Mycorrhizae

2. Sporophyte

3. Ferns

4. Horsetails

5. Bryophytes

1. Mycorrhizae

200

Bryophyte diploid structures

1. Mycorrhizae

2. Sporophyte

3. Ferns

4. Horsetails

5. Bryophytes

2. Sporophyte

300

Phylum Pterophyta

1. Mycorrhizae

2. Sporophyte

3. Ferns

4. Horsetails

5. Bryophytes

3. Ferns

400

Phylum Sphenophyta

1. Mycorrhizae

2. Sporophyte

3. Ferns

4. Horsetails

5. Bryophytes

4. Horsetails

500

Non-vascular plants

1. Mycorrhizae

2. Sporophyte

3. Ferns

4. Horsetails

5. Bryophytes

5. Bryophytes

right

100

Seedless vascular plants

1. Club mosses

2. Whisk ferns

3. Phylum Magnoliophyta

4. Gymnosperms 

5. Grasses

1. Club mosses

200

Phylum Psilophyta

1. Club mosses

2. Whisk ferns

3. Phylum Magnoliophyta

4. Gymnosperms 

5. Grasses

2. Whisk ferns

300

Divided into the classes Monocotyledonae and Dicotyledonae 

1. Club mosses

2. Whisk ferns

3. Phylum Magnoliophyta

4. Gymnosperms 

5. Grasses

3. Phylum Magnoliophyta

400

Another name for conifers

1. Club mosses

2. Whisk ferns

3. Phylum Magnoliophyta

4. Gymnosperms 

5. Grasses

4. Gymnosperms

500

Monocots

1. Club mosses

2. Whisk ferns

3. Phylum Magnoliophyta

4. Gymnosperms 

5. Grasses

5. Grasses