Morphotype (lab 1) Flashcards

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What do plants derive from the Tree of Life?

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Eukarya

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What is another word for non-vascular plant?

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Bryophytes or lower plants

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Definition of Non-vascular plants

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Mostly found in damp and moist areas and lack specialized vascular tissues. They are the primitive plants to appear.

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group of non-vascular plants (2)

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  • Algae
  • Bryophytes
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How to distinguish a non-vascular plant (5)

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  • there is no xylem or phloem
  • don’t have any roots or structure
  • usually are more translucent
  • no leave to protect from water loss or to transpire
  • the stem is simpler and weak
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What are called the roots of non-vascular plants?

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Rhizoids
-> They absorb minerals and water through diffusion and osmosis

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Algae are…

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green coloured lower plants that do photosynthesis but lack of structure

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Bryophytes are…

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plants like mosses and liverworts are found in shady areas and feed on dead and decaying matter.

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What is another word for vascular plants?

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Tracheophytes

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Definition of vascular plants

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Plants found on land which have lignified tissues for conducting water and minerals through the plant.

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How do we distinguish a vascular plant? (5)

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  • has water-conducting xylem tissue
  • has a food-conducting phloem tissue
  • has a stem, leaves with stomata, roots
  • tall and large
  • live on land
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group of vascular plants (2)

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  • lower vascular plants (non-seed or cryptograms)
  • higher vascular plants (seed or phanerogams)
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Lower vascular plants (no seeds) are…

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ferns, they still have some characteristics of the non-vascular plants and belong to the group Pteridophyta.

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Higher vascular plants (seeds) are…

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all the rest of the plants not yet classified like flowering plants or conifers.

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What is the alteration of generations?

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A life cycle of plants alternating between gametophytes and sporophytes. It includes haploid and diploid organisms.

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Gametophytes (n) are…

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the haploid gamete-producing phase of the plant (ferns)

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Sporophytes (2n) are…

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the diploid spore-producing phase of the plant (ferns)

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Phase 1 of the alternation of generation.

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The gametophyte produces haploid gametes by mitosis.

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Phase 2 of the alternation of generation

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Two gametes unite (fertilization) and form a diploid zygote.

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Phase 3 of the alternation of generation

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The zygote develops into a multicellular diploid sporophyte.

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Phase 4 of the alternation of generation

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The sporophyte produces unicellular haploid spores by meiosis.

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Phase 5 of the alternation of generation

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The spores develop into multicellular haploid gametophytes.

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definition of adaxial

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The up-facing side of the leaf

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definition of abaxial

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The down-facing side of the leaf

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Definition of autotrophic
That can produce its own food from chemical processes in the organism
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Gymniosperms are...
plants from the seed family, but have nothing that covers the seed, it is open. (conifer)
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Angiosperms are...
flowering plants that produce seeds and close within fruits.
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plant male sex organ
antheridium
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plant male sex gametes
antherozoids
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plant female sex organ
archegonium
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plant female sex gametes
single egg cell
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Modified leave-producing spores
Sporophyll
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Spore-producing structures
Sporangia
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Sporangia which produces one type of spores
homosporous (bisexual)
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Sporangia-producing microspores (male) and megaspores (female)
heterosporous (male or female)
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Male/female cone
male/female strobilus
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gymnosperm male spore-producing leaf
microsporophyll
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gymnosperm male spore-producing inside the leaf
microsporangia
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gymnosperm female spore-producing leaf
megasporophyll
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the gap in the ovule of gymnosperms
micropyle
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gymnosperm female spore
megaspore mother cell