Lab 5 (Seedless vascular plants) Flashcards

(25 cards)

1
Q

What are the phyla of seedless vascular plants?

A

Pterophyta (ferns)

Lycophyta (club mosses)

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What are the divisions of Pterophyta?

A

True ferns: Athyrium
Whisk ferns: Psilotum
Horsetails: Equisetum

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3
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What are the divisions of Lycophyta?

A

Club mosses: Diphasiastrum
Spike mosses: Selaginella
Quillworts: Isoetes

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4
Q

Sporophyte or gametophyte dominant?

A

sporophyte is the larger and more dominant generation

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5
Q

What are the two types of vascular tissue?

A

xylem: moves H2O and absorbed nutrition from roots to shoots

Phloem: moves food produced by photosynthesis btwn leaves and shoots as well as leaves to roots

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6
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sporophyll

A

leaf-like structures of sporophyte generation that bear SPORES (2n)

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megaphylls

A

large leaf-like structures with many veins that bear spores (2n)

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microphylls

A

small leaf-like structures with one vein that bear spores (2n)

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sporangium

A

location on sporophyll where spores are produced by meiosis

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rhizomes

A

underground stems of ferns where sporophytes grow indefinitely (eg. fronds)

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What is an advantage to the frond?

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increases the surface area for photosynthesis and produce haploid spores

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12
Q

What are the parts of the frond?

A

rhizome: root-like area where it sprouted from
stalk: stem
blade: section with leaves
pinna: single leaf

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13
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sori

A

groups of sporangia forming on the underside of fern fronds

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14
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protenema

A

threadlike structure formed from germinating fern spores

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15
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prothallium

A

formed from protenema from subsequent divisions (<3 shaped)

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16
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fiddlehead

A

coiled position of fronds of a growing sporophyte that break thru the soil

17
Q

homosporus

A

one spore > one gametophyte

produce both antheridia and archegonia

18
Q

heterosporus

A

two spores > megaspores and microspores

19
Q

Most terrestrial ferns are __sporous, while most aquatic ferns are __sporus

A

homosporus; heterosporus

20
Q

megaspores

A

forms gametophyte with only archegonia

21
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microspores

A

forms gametophyte with only antheridia

22
Q

sporangiophores

A

umbrella-like branches wheres porangia form within a strobilus

23
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strobilus

A

cones formed on the tip of branches, contain sporangia

24
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rhizophores

A

leafless branch arising fro ma fork in the stem and growing downward, prodcuing roots at tip when entering spore

found in Isoetes

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What are some innovations seen in vascular seedless plants that were not seen in the nonvascular seedless plants?
``` leaves/leaf-like fronds increase in size lateral growth rootlike structures (for transport) fiddleheads (protection as it grows) sporangium and indusium - enclosed structures for spores ```