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Phylogenetics
Mystery Organisms
Adaptations
Floral Anatomy
Grab Bag
100
The flowering plants
Anthophyta
100
Peptidoglycan in cell wall, chlorophyll a & phycobilins
Cyanobacteria (I know, not a phylum)
100
Xerophytic leaves 
Gymnosperms
100
The stem leading up to the flower
Peduncle
100
A difference between hornwort and liverwort gametophytes
hornwort cells are monoplastidic, liverworts have simple pores
200
The oldest group of Gymnosperms
Cycadophyta
200
4-celled microgametophyte with wings, monoecious
Coniferophyta (conifers)
200
Sporic meiosis with 2 multicellular diploid phases
Rhodophyta
200
The whorl of sepals
Calyx
200
A difference between Oomycota and Fungi
Gametic meiosis vs. zygotic meiosis

Diploid thallus vs. haploid or dikaryotic

Heterokont flagella vs. no flagella or simple

Cellulose vs. chitin

300
The two lineages of green algae we covered
Chlorophyta and Charophyta (chlorophytes and charophytes)
300

Sporopollenin in spore coat, gametophyte dominant, exclusively thalloid

Anthocerophyta (hornworts)
300
Gametophyte dominance
bryophytes
300
The stalk that holds the anthers aloft
Filament
300
A difference between ferns and cycads
Sporangia in sori vs strobili

Soft fronds vs xerophytic leaves

Free-living female gametophyte vs retained 

Spores vs pollen

400
First lineage to diverge after primary endosymbiosis
Glaucophyta
400
Vessel elements in xylem, does not produce fruits or flowers
Gnetophyta
400
Tracheids
Seedless vascular plants, first group = Lycopodiophyta
400
A flower with a superior ovary
Hypogynous
400
A difference between Myxomycota and Oomycota
Engulfing vs absorption (feeding mechanism)

2 simple flagella vs heterokont flagella

Multinucleate feeding plasmodium vs diploid filaments

500
The heterokont phyla we learned
Oomycota, Phaeophyta, and Bacillariophyta
500
Cause of Port Orford Cedar root rot
Oomycota (Phytophthora lateralis)
500
Chlorophyll c
Phaeophyta & Bacillariophyta (now potentially both part of the Ochrophyta)
500
The sepals & petals
Perianth
500
A difference between Myxomycota and Dictyosteliomycota
multinucleate amoeba vs uninucleate amoebae

one organism during fruiting vs many organisms together