Fung Facts
Life on Land
Alternation of Generations
Derived Plant Traits and Symbioses
Roots, Soil, and Transport Systems
100

With this plant organ, mycorrhizal fungi share a mutualistic relationship.

What are the roots?

100

The type of aquatic plant that was the likely precursor to modern land plants.

What is green algae?

100

A cell with two sets of chromosomes is considered to be ____.

What is diploid?

100

Pigments protect photosynthetic structures from this these harmful rays.

What are UV rays?

100

Water potential _______ correlates with solute concentration.

What is negatively?

200

Kingdom that fungi are most closely related to

What is the animal kingdom?

200

Charophytes are the sister taxa to Embryophytes, or ____ plants.

What are land/terrestrial plants?

200

Gamete fusion occurs during this stage in the plant life cycle.

What is fertilization?

200

DAILY DOUBLE!

This type of tropism causes plant roots to grow down, and shoots to grow up.
200

The root cap protects this structure, where undifferentiated cells divide and facilitate growth.

What is the apical meristem?

300

This category of fungi undergo both sexual and asexual reproduction (i.e. via sexual spores and meiosis)

What are perfect fungi?

300

Bryophytes, some of the earliest land plants to emerge, lacked vascular tissues and used ______ ______ to transport water and nutrients instead.

What is capillary action?

300

A type of cell division that results in increased genetic variation

What is meiosis?

300

The waxy outer epidermis of leaves, stems, and fruits that protects the tissue from harm.

What is the cuticle?

300

Microscopic channels through cell walls that allow for transport between cells

What are plasmodesmata?

400

This type of cell has two distinct haploid nuclei (n+n)

What is a dikaryotic cell?

400

Plants in this clade produce flowers and fruits.

What are Angiosperms?
400

The two alternating stages of the plant reproductive cycle

What are the gametophyte (n) and sporophyte (2n) stages?

400

This type of symbiotic relationship favors one organism and has a neutral impact on the other (e.g. orchids growing on trees reap a benefit, but don't affect the tree)

What is commensalism?
400

DAILY DOUBLE!

Primarily occurring in plant leaves, this process creates negative pressure in xylem tubes, resulting in water moving upwards against gravity.

500

Stage of the fungi life cycle where two haploid nuclei fuse to form a diploid nuclei.

Karyogamy

500

Evidence of early land plants were fossilized _____.

What are spores?

500

The reproductive stage that is dominant in vascular plants and results in spore formation.

What is the sporophyte stage?

500

A type of structure/material that integrates multiple different materials to obtain greater functionality (e.g. a matrix of cellulose and lignin in wood)

What is a composite structure?

500

At homeostasis, soil has a net negative charge. This ion, released by root cells, neutralizes the soil and displaces cations for the plant to absorb.

What is the H+ ion?

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