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1
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what is primary endosymbiosis

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eukaryote engulfs another living prokaryote

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2
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how did current plant and animal cells get their mitochondria and chloroplasts

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through primary endosymbiosis, cyanobacteria was engulfed

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what is evidence that a cyanobacteria was engulfed

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the chloroplasts double membrane

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4
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the primary endosymbiosis gave rise to what

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red algae, green algae, and land plants

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5
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what did engulfed cyanobacteria help do

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to produce food

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what is secondary endosymbiosis

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a separate endosymbiotic event in which they engulfed/domesticated single celled eukaryotes

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7
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what is an example of a species that went through 2n and 3rd endosymbiosis

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dinoflagellates

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8
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what are plants

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photosynthetic eukaryotes with a chloroplast that have two outer membranes resulting from primary endosymbiosis

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9
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what are plantae

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the CLADE of eukaryotic life with chloroplasts derived from primary endosymbiosis

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10
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what came from the early spilts in the plantae tree

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aquatic lineages like algae

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what is a primary plastid group

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organisms that have organelles that are surrounded by a double membrane (glaucophytes, red and green algae)

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12
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what are the species involved in the primary plastid group

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  1. red algae 2. charophycean green algae 3. land plants 4. glaucophytes
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13
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what are the characteristic of red algae

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  1. they can be single celled or multicellular 2. they have cellulose walls 3. they only have chlorophyll A
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14
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what type of chlorophyll do red algae use

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chlorophyll A

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15
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what type of chlorophyll do cyanobacteria use

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chlorophyll A

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what are the synapomorphies of green plants

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  1. eukaryotes with chloroplasts due to primary endo 2. chloroplasts with chlorophyll A and B 3. store carbs are starch**
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17
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what type of chlorophyll do land plants use

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chlorophyll A and B

18
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what do land plants and green algae have in common

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they both green plants

19
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what is a streptophyte

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they have phragmoplasts, can be land plants and some algae like organisms

20
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what is a phragmoplast

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daughter nuclei are far apart and have persistent spindle fibers

21
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what is a chloroplyte

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they have phycoplasts, and are most green algaes

22
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what is a synapomorphy for streptophyte algae and plants

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they have a phragmoplast

23
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what is a phycoplast

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daughter nuclei are close together and have close tight parallel fibers

24
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what is oogamy

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fusion of large immotile female gamete and small motile male gametes

25
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what species do oogamy

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some algae and chara and coleocheate and some land plants

26
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what is isogamy

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fusion of gametes of similar size

27
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what is a plasmodesmata

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channels that penetrate the cell walls of adjacent cells that help with transporting nutrients and communication

28
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what is a parnchyma

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basic tissue type in the streptophytes with cells linked by plasmodesmata

29
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not all streptophytes exhibit oogamy, plasmodemata, etc because they are blank and example

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they are filamentous and sheet like example spirogyra

30
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what were the four key adaptations to colonize land

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  1. adapt to dry high light conditions 2. develop transport systems for water and nutrients 3. develop structural support 4. find new ways to disperse gametes
31
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what is a cuticle

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a waxy coating that slows water loss from evaporation

32
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what is a stomata

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closable openings that regulate gas exchange (most lineages) (airholes)

33
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what are pigments

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protection against UV radiation

34
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what are spores

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unicellular or small units with genetic material

35
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what is sporopollein

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what spores have in their thick walls that helps them not deteriorate and dry up

36
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stomatas are opened by

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guard cells

37
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cuticle is made by what cells

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epidermis cells

38
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what is mycorrhizae

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mutual symbiotic association between plants and fungi inside plant roots to give nutrients

39
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what is ecotomycorrhizal fungi (EM)

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wrap themselves around a plant increasing surface area for water and mineral absorption

40
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what is vesicular arbuscular mycorrhizal (VA) fungi

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they grow into the root cells (into the plant cell) and exchange water and nutrients (ex. mold)

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