Definition of a Plant
This word that describes plants means "many cells".
What is multicellular?
This adaptation allows plants to exchange gas through the pores on their leaves.
What are stomata?
The two main groups of plants.
What are non-vascular and vascular.
This is when two sets of chromosomes are present (one set from each parent).
What is diploid or 2N?
This structure acts as the bryophytes "roots" by anchoring them.
What are rhizoids.
This word that describes plants means they produce their own food.
What is autotroph?
This adaptation prevents excess water loss.
What is cuticle?
What are the two types of vascular plants?
What are seed and seedless plants?
The 2N sporophyte stage produces these through meiosis.
What are spores?
What is vascular tissue?
This word that describes plants means they produce sugar using the sunlight.
What is photosynthetic?
This adaptation allows plants to transport materials between roots and shoots.
**Bonus points if you correctly name them both.
What is vascular tissue?
**Xylem and Phloem
This group of seed plants are cone-bearing.
What are gymnosperms?
The 1N gametophyte generation produces these...
What are gametes or egg/sperm?
Bryophyte gametes require this for fertilization to occur.
What is water?
Plants have cell walls made of these.
What is cellulose?
This adaptation separated the ferns from the angiosperms and gymnosperms.
What are seeds?
The seedless plants are also known as the...
What are ferns?
This is the product of two gametes (egg and sperm) fusing together.
**Double points for identifying if it is diploid or haploid.
What is zygote?
**2N or diploid.
The female gametophyte reproductive structure of moss is called...
What is the archegonium?
The common ancestor to all plants.
What is green algae?
This adaptation allows for land plants to stand upright and grow tall.
What are rigid cell walls or lignin?
The flowering plants are known as...
What are angiosperms?
The zygote with develop into this through mitosis.
If the moss sporophyte plant release spores in favorable conditions, the spores will begin to germinate and grow into this...
**Bonus points for identifying the correct generation name of this.
What is a protonema?
**Young gametophyte.