Gymnosperms Flashcards

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1
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are seed plants a clade

A

YES

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2
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what is associated with the angiosperm life cycle

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Double fertilization

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3
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gymnosperm representable species

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pine

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4
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ovule has three parts

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  1. integuments
  2. megaspore
  3. megaporangium
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5
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what happens in the ovule

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  1. fertilization
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6
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what key features of gymnosperms allowed them to thrive on land

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  1. pollen
  2. cuticles
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7
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gymnosperm means

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naked seed

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8
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describe the placement of gymnosperm seeds

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exposed on sporophylls that form a cone

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9
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sporophylls are ____

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leaves with attached sporangium

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10
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gymnosperm cones are (male, female or both)

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either male or female

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11
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angiosperm seeds are

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covered in fruits

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12
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fruits in angiosperms are the ____

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mature ovaries

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13
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what gametangia is NO LONGER found in gymnosperms

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antheridia

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14
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is the archegonia found in gymnosperms

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YES

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15
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the gametophyte in seed plants is ______(micro or macro)

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microscopic

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16
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what is the dominant stage in seed plants

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sporophyte

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17
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is the gametophyte dependent on the sporophyte in seed plants

18
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pro gymnosperms

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before gymnosperms (have some of the adaptions of seed plants but not all)

19
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example of progymnosperm

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archaeopteris

20
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archaeopteris characteristics

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  1. no seeds
  2. spores
  3. fern-like leaves
  4. secondary growth (wood)
21
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what NOW dominants terrestrial ecosystems, angiosperms or gymnosperms and was it ALWAYS like this

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angiosperms now dominant, but it was NOT always the case

22
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4 phyla of gymnosperms

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  1. Phylum Ginkgophyta
  2. Phylum Cycadophyta
  3. Phylum Gnetophyta
  4. Phylum Coniferophyta
23
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what phyla is this

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Phylum Cycadophyta

24
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main traits of Phylum Cycadophyta

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  1. flagellated sperm
  2. large cones and palm-like leaves
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what phylum is this
Phylum Ginkgophyta
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main traits of Phylum Ginkgophyta
1. flagellated sperm 2. high tolerance for air pollution 3. deciduous
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what phylum is this
Phylum Gnetophyta
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what phylum is a convergence with Anthophyta
Gnetophyta (Gnetum)
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main traits of Welwitschia (Gnetophyta)
1. desert plant 2. leaves among the largest of all plants
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what phylum is this
Phylum Coniferophyta
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largest of the gymnosperm phyla
coniferophyta
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three key features of the gymnosperm life cycle
1. dominance of the sporophyte 2. development of seeds from fertilized ovules 3. transfer of sperm to ovules by pollen
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sporophyte in the pine life cycle
pine tree
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where are sporangia produced
in male and female cones
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small cones produce
microspores called pollen grains
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where are male gametophytes found
in the pollen grains
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larger cones contain
ovules
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ovules produce ____
megaspores that develop into female gametophytes
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a female cone has two parts to its strobila
1. scale (has ovule and sporophyll) 2. bract (has no sporophyll)
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what are pine seeds made up of
three-generations
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what generations are pine seeds made from
1. diploid sporophyte (new generation) 2. food (megaspore) 3. seed-coat (parent generation)