Vascular
What are the two main groups of seed producing vascular plants.
Gymnosperms and Angiosperms.
Do Nonvascular plants have roots or rhizoids.
Rhizoids.
Is a Gymnosperm a naked seed, or an enclosed seed.
Naked seed.
It an Angiosperm naked or enclosed.
Enclosed.
What is the main role of vascular tissue. (Xylem and Phloem.)
It transports water, nutrients, and food through our the plant body.
Nonvascular plant habitat.
They live in wet shady environments to prevent drying out.
What plants have Gymnosperm seeds.
Vascular.
Give examples of plants with Angiosperm seeds.
Apple tree, peach tree, lemon tree, avocado tree, and more.
What does a vascular plant need to make it vascular.
The plant needs to have xylem and phloem.
How do Nonvascular plants transport water through our the plant.
They use direct cell to cell absorption, which limits plant height.
Give an example of plants with Gymnosperm.
Pine, Firs, spruces, Cedars, Junipers, and more.
Where are the Angiosperm seeds produced.
In the ovary of the flower.
Definitions of vascular plants.
land plants characterized by specialized conducting tissues—xylem for water and phloem for nutrients—that transport resources throughout the plant, allowing them to grow tall.
The definition of non-vascular plants.
Small, primitive land plants lacking specialized xylem and phloem tissues for transporting water and nutrients
Where are the Gymnosperm seed created.
Seeds are located in the ovulate or the female cone.
How long does fertilization in a angiosperm take.
12 to 48 hours.
Which is the rarest type of vascular plant.
Ghost Orchid.
What is the rarest non-vascular plant.
Hornworts.
How long does fertilization take.
Two years.
What plants have Angiosperm seeds.
Any thing with a fruit.