Bryophytes
Tracheophytes
Comparing and Contrasting
Vocabulary
100

True or False: Bryophytes grow very large.

False

100

Why are tracheophytes able to grow so tall?

They have vascular tissue for strength and support.

100

Which group, bryophytes or tracheophytes, are NON-VASCULAR.

Bryophytes

100

What is a rhizoid?

A root-like structure of bryophytes

200

What do bryophytes have instead of roots?

Rhizoids

200

What do transport tubes carry?

water and nutrients

200

List three kinds of bryophytes and three kinds of tracheophytes

Liverwort, hornwort, moss (bryophytes)

Many for trachophyte- teacher discretion

200

What is a tracheophyte?

A vascular plant with  transport tubes. 

300

Name the reproductive cell of bryophytes

Spore

300

True or false: Tracheophytes have well-developed root systems.

True

300

Compare and contrast the ways in which bryophytes and trachophytes reproduce.

Bryophytes have spores which they release to form new plants. They need water to reproduce. Trachophytes dp not specifically need water to reproduce. Most tracheophytes use seeds, not spores.  

300

What is a vascular plant?

A plant that has transport tubes.

400

What are the two phases of bryophyte life?

Gamete-producing, spore-producing

400

Why are tracheophytes considered vascular plants?

Because they have transport tissue.

400

Compare the stems and leaves of bryophytes and tracheophytes.

Trachophytes have true stems and leaves. Bryophytes have no stems and have small leaf-like fibers.

400

What are bryophytes?

Plants that are non-vascular/do not have transport tubes.

500

What is a pioneer plant?

A bryophyte that grows first in bare or rocky soile and breaks down during decay to enrich the soil so other plants can grow there.

500

What is a spore?

A reproductive cell of bryophytes.