Fungi
Algae & Bryophytes
Seedless Vascular Plants & Seed Plants
Life Cycles & Anatomy
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100

Fungi are generally (haploid/diploid).

Haploid

- this plays a role in how they function and they alternate generations (are both haploid and diploid)

100

List 2 unique characteristics of red algae.

Phycoerythrin & Passive Fertilization

100

What are the 2 types of heterospores?

Megaspores & Microspores

100

True/False: The bryophyte life cycle requires water for reproduction.

True

100

What is the key driving force that led to the movement of photosynthetic organisms from water to land?

Competition for Resources

200

Fungal spores give rise to multicellular structures called what?

Hyphae

200

List one advantage of the sporophyte's dependency on the gametophyte in bryophytes.

Protection from Desiccation

Increased Spore Production

200

What is the vascular equivalent of a leptoid?

Phloem (both transport sugar)

200
What type of carnivorous plant utilizes "sticky fly paper"?

Sundews

200

What does the rhizosphere aid in due to it's richness in microbial populations?

Decomposition

300

What type of hyphae lack septa?

Coenocytic

300

What 2 challenges to multicellularity must colonial organisms overcome?

Adhesion & Communication

300

List the 3 types of tracheophytes.

Pteridophytes
Gymnosperms

Angiosperms

300

List 2 characteristics of vessel elements.

Multiple Cells

Wider

Travels longer distances

300

What are the microspores of seed plants called?

Pollen Grains

400

What type of hyphae produce "lassos"?

Nematophagous

400

What clade includes everything that came from the ancestral algae that is not red algae?

Viridiplantae

400

List any 2 steps in the evolution of the ovule.

1. Retention of megaspores

2. Reduction in the number of megaspore mother cells

3. Survival of only 1/4 megaspores

4. Endosporic megagametophyte

5. Embryo development

6. Formation of integument

7. Modification of Apex

400
What process occurs after the mycelial stage in the sexual life cycle of fungi to produce the heterokaryotic stage?

Plasmogamy (fusion of the cytoplasm)

400

What are 5 characteristics of living organisms?


1. Demonstrate organization

2. Acquire energy

3. Grow and reproduce

4. Adapt to the environment

5. Evolve

500

What are 3 of the 6 ways that fungi can "save the world"?

1. Absorb waste/oils

2. Habitat restoration

3. Agarikon can be used to improve human health

4. Kill insects

5. Life box

6. Ecanol

500

What are the 4 benefits to moving out of the water?

1. Limited mineral resources

2. Life more abundant near the shore

3. Light

4. CO2

500

List 3 reasons why seeds are better than spores.

Multicellular

Contains a food supply

Coat surrounds and protects the seed

500

List the 3 steps in the zone of elongation.

Division

Elongation

Differentiation

500

What are the 5 challenges to life on land?

1. Desiccation

2. Gas exchange

3. Water for reproduction

4. Support against gravity

5. Bulk flow of nutrients