Vocab
Obstacles
Reproduction
Fungi
Misc.
100

Bryophytes

Mosses

100

What are the 3 obstacles plants faced when adapting to terrestrial life

1) avoiding dehydration

2) support

3) reproduction without water

100

What do meiosis and mitosis each produce in the plant cycle?

Meiosis: 2n > n

Mitosis: n > n & 2n > 2n

100

What is the “real” part of the fungi?

Mycelium

100

What are the 3 F’s of angiosperms?

Flowers, fruit, and double fertilization

200

Heterosporous 

makes two types of spores

200

Describe how bryophytes overcame all 3 obstacles

1) grows in wet places, grows short so water is easily diffused

2) grows low to the ground

3) still requires water for fertilization

200

What ploidy is sporophyte and gametophyte?

Sporophyte: 2n / diploid

Gametophyte: n / haploid

200

What is septate hyphae?

Hyphae divided into cells by septa with pores that allow for cytoplasmic movement 
200

Which is the dominant stage for mosses?

The gametophyte stage

300

Archegonium 

egg house

300

Describe how ferns overcame all 3 obstacles 

1) became vascular - has xylem to transport water and waxy cuticle to prevent dehydration 

2) xylem has thick walls to provide support

3) still requires water for fertilization

300

What ploidy are spores, gametes, and zygotes?

Spores: n / haploid

Gametes: n / haploid

Zygotes: 2n / diploid

300

Describe how fungi eat

Secrete hydrolytic enzymes > hydrolysis breaks down molecules > absorb the monomers (nutrients) 

300

Describe the differences between monocots and dicots

Monocots: 4-5 petals & branching veins in leaves

Dicots: multiples of 3 petals & parallel veins in leaves 

400

Coenocytic

Fungal hyphae without septa

400

Describe how gymnosperms and angiosperms overcame all 3 obstacles

1) became vascular - xylem transports water and waxy cuticle prevents dehydration

2) xylem has thick walls and provides support

3) developed pollen which does not need water for fertilization

400

Explain the endosperm

The product of double fertilization in angiosperms; meant as food and protect for baby plant; triploid (3n) because it is 1 sperm and 2 eggs

400

How does fungal morphology promote absorption?

Large surface area to volume

400

Which tree can live to be super old (around Jesus’ time)

Bristlecone pine

500

Ripened ovary

Fruit

500

Where are plants thought to have come from?

The algae in the ocean

500

What is interesting about where the sporophyte grows from in ferns and mosses?

It grows out of the gametophyte

500

True or False: majority of the fungal life cycle is diploid

False: it’s haploid for most of its life 

500

Which is more colorful: plants pollinated by bees and other insects or plants pollinated by the wind?

Plants pollinated by bees and other insects

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