Plant/Animal Cells
What do plant cells have that animal cells don't?
Cell wall and chloroplast
What is classification hierarchy?
Define Diploids.
Cells produced from mitosis that have two complete sets of chromosomes
Multicellular organisms
What are vascular plants?
Tube-like structures that move food and water from one part of the plant to another.
Define organelles
structures that are specialized to carry out a specific function.
How many kingdoms are there?
5
What is the second phase?
Prophase
What are the three common fungi?
Mushroom, Yeast and Mold
What are reduced by spores?
Filicineae
What is the control center of the cell?
nucleus
What is at the top of the pyramid?
Kingdom
What is the nucleus of the new cell called?
Daughter cell
What are the fungi cell walls made up of?
Chitin
Redwoods are an example of what?
Gymnosperms
Vacuoles
True or false fungi can make their own food?
False
What is anaphase?
Spindle fibers go to work pulling each pair apart towards opposite ends of the cell
False feet are also knows as?
Pseudopods
How are new ferns created?
When the spore cases burst open, and tiny spores are released
What gives plants the green pigment?
Chloroplast
How many kingdoms are unicellular?
2
What stretch across the cell?
Centrioles
What organisms are producers?
Plants
Name all three groups of vascular plants
Filicineae, Gymnosperms and Angiosperms