Protist
Evolution
Divisions of Land Plants
Angiosperm and Flower Characteristics
Roots
100

The common characteristic of this kingdom is that all are eukaryotic

Kingdon Protista

100

They developed the theory of evolution by natural selection

Charles Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace

100

Plants are broken down into these two main groups

Vascular & Non-vascular

100

Flowering plants are split into these two groups

monocot and dicot

100

provides an anchor for plants to remain in place and the absorption and transportation of water and minerals.

What is a root system?

200

Caused by the rapid multiplication of dinoflagellates 

What are red tides?

200

Shows the fossil change over a long period of time, includes transitional fossils and fossil appearance in rock strata

What is fossil record?

200

I'm a protective waxy coating on the outer surface that reduces water loss

What is a plant cuticle?

200

Have flower parts in threes or multiples of threes

monocot

200

Increases the absorption of water and minerals

What are root hairs?

300

The supergroup that includes red & green algae and land plants

What is Archaeplastida?

300

Plate tectonics explains earth’s shifting continents

Biogeographical evidence

300

I produce flowers and seeds and are one of the four main plant groups

What is an Angiosperm?

300

This vegetable is a flower

what is broccoli?

300

The root system for Monocots

What is a fibrous root system?

400

This protist helps produce carrageenan and agar

red-algae

400

A deep-water trench that separated the islands and prevented the migration of most species

What is Wallace's line?

400

I'm a gymnosperm/naked seedless vascular and cone-bearing seed plant group

What are conifers?

400

The food source for the developing sporophyte embryo

What are flowering plants?

400

Have a large, dominant portion growing straight down with lateral roots that sprout off of the main root

What is a tap root?

500

Theory that eukaryotic cells stem from prokaryotic organisms

What is Endosymbiosis theory?

500

When species that aren't closely related but resemble each other based on living in similar environments

What is convergent evolution

500

In the moss life cycle, this generation is dominant

haploid generation (gametophyte)

500

Describes a flower with all four main components sepals, petals, pistils and stamens

What is a complete flower?

500

modified root used for storing food which is mostly found in the form of carbs

What is a tuberous root?