Lab 5 Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
Q

Horsetails, Whisk Ferns, and True Ferns are all in what Phylum

A

Pterophyta

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2
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The leaves of ferns are called ____. They are generally large and dissected

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Fronds

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3
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The sections of fern fronds are called ____

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leaflets

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4
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A young frond is called a ____ and breaks through the soil in a coiled position

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fiddlehead

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5
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____ on the leaves of ferns regulate gas exchange

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stomata

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6
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The dominant generation of true ferns is the

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sporophyte

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7
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The fern sporophyte produces spores called ____ that are groups of sporangia on the underside of some fronds

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sori

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8
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A sporangium has specialized cells in a medial position called the ____ that is involved in dehiscence

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annulus

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9
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The fern gametophyte is heart-shaped and smaller and is called a ____ it produces antheridia and archegonia

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prothallus

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10
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if a zygote is produced from a fern prothallus it will grow into a

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sporophyte

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11
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The dominant generation of gymnosperms is the

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sporophyte

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12
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contains an embryonic sporophyte and food

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seed

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13
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The seed of the gymnosperm is __ meaning it lies on the surface of the structure

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naked

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A advantage of a seed over a spore is that multicellular which ____

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increases survival during germination

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15
Q

Gymnosperms produce ____ the male gametophyte

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pollen

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16
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The ____ carries the sperm to the egg of gymnosperms, therefore the sperm does not need to swim and is not dependent on water for reproduction

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pollen tube

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17
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The female gametophyte is _____ by the sporophyte

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retained and nurtured

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18
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Some gymnosperms evolved ____ a more efficient type of xylem conducting cell than those found in seedless vascular plants

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vessels

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19
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Gymnosperms evolved ____ that produces wood thus allows more massive and taller growth

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vascular cambium

20
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The gymnosperm life cycle is _____

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heterosporous

21
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Pollen producing cones of gymnosperms are called ____ and produce ____

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strobili

microspores

22
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Seed producing cones of gymnosperms are called ____ and produce ____ with ____ inside

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strobili
ovules
megaspores

23
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The female gametophyte of gymnosperms produces one to few ______ each with an egg.

24
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Both the male and female gametophytes of gymnosperms are microscopic and dependent on the large free-living

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Fertilization of gymnosperms results in an embryonic sporophyte that develops _____
inside a seed located in the female cone
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An ovule of a gymnosperm develops into a
seed
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Live in tropical and subtropical climates Are dioecious Resemble palm trees but do not produce flowers The sperm is flagellated
Cycads: Phylum Cycadophyta
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``` This phylum contains only one species Considered a living fossil Slow-growing Deciduous Dichotomously veined leaves The leaves fall in synchronization Commonly called the maidenhair tree Dioecious The seed producing cones are fleshy and smelly ```
Ginkgo biloba: Phylum Ginkgophyta
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The most abundant group of trees on earth Usually grow in cool temperate regions Leaves are needle-like, scale-like, or awl-like Can be attached singly or in groups called fascicles Show growth in height and in girth
Conifers: Phylum Coniferophyta
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Leaves that are attached in groups are called
fascicles
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Growth in height of a tree is called | Growth in girth of a tree is called
primary growth | secondary growth
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The increase in girth of conifers is due to the accumulation of
wood xylem
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The tree is the dominant sporophyte Pollen producing cones are small Pollen is produced with bladder shaped wings Seed producing cones are larger and woody
Pinus: Conifer: Coniferophyta
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The purpose of the resin duct of the Pinus needle
holds secondary metabolites and prevents wildlife from feeding on pine leaves
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Their xylem contain vessels Found in tropical and temperate regions Include Welwitschia, Ephedra, Gnetum
Phylum Gnetophyta
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Live in deserts of SW Africa Mostly underground except for two giant leaves Get their moisture from fog
Welwitschia: Phylum Gnetophyta
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Commonly called mormon tea Branched green photosynthetic stems tiny scale-like leaves
Ephedra Phylum Gnetophyta
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Tropical genus | Includes vines and trees with broad leaves
Gnetum Phylum Gnetophyta
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What are the three phylums of plants that we saw on our field trip
Gnetophyta Ginkgophyta Coniferophyta
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Grows on bush Stems are green and segmented Found in the native plant garden on campus
Ephedra: Gnetophyta
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``` Ornamental plants Dioecious Red "berries" are the female cones Have a mast year where tons of cones grow in one year Needles attached singularly Poisonous Male plant has tiny yellow cones Found next to the Math Building ```
Taxus: Coniferophyta
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``` Scale-like leaves Dioecious Female plant has blue "berry" cones Male cones start yellow and turn green Used to make gin Can grow as trees, shrubs, or trees ```
Juniperus: Coniferophyta
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``` Light blue/green color Monoecious Lots of female cones on top Small male cones on bottom Mid-size female cones 4s needles Found in the quad ```
Picea pungens: Coniferophyta (Blue spruce)
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``` Drooping branches Needles: sharp, short, singularly attached, square Monoecious Have the largest of the female cones Found by the Simplot-Micron Building ```
Picea abies: Coniferophyta (Norway spruce)
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``` Monoecious Smallest female cones Sub-alpine distribution Wood used for furniture and instruments 4 s needles In front of Admin Building ```
Engleman spruce Coniferophyta