Quiz Questions Flashcards
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Most common type of cell in plants? they are living, generally spherical to soccer- ball shaped and only have primary walls
Parenchyma
which cell type is often dead, has secondary cell walls, is lignified, and comes in a variety of shapes ( long - narrow- star shaped)?
Schlerenchyma
What is the term used to describe loss of water from a plant, principally from its stomata
Transpiration
What is the darker interior part of the wood where normally plants deposit their secondary compounds?
heartwood
another name for a mass of fungal filaments (hyphae)
mycelium
Fungal Hyphae that lack septae (internal cell walls)
aseptate
the dark black and spiny zygospore of Rhizopus (Zygomycota) represents which phase of the funal life cycle: haploid, diploid, or dikaryotic?
diploid
Name the three kingdoms that make up a lichen
fungi, algae, cyanobacteria
How is basidium different from ascus
Basidium- external and have 4 something.
Ascus- internal and have 8 something.
What is the principal storage sugar in plants?
starch
name a plance in a plant where you find sclerenchyma
vascular bundles within
the hormone that promotes stem elongation
gibberellin
a fruit is a ripened/mature
ovary
a “fruit” that is actually a cluster of many individual fruits from a single flower
aggregate
what are the actual (botanical) fruits of a strawberry like?
achenes (small nuts) actual fruit. strawberry is accessory fruit
a fleshy, indehiscent fruit derived from a single ovary is called
berry
how can peat mosses (Sphagnum) hold so much water
amount of dead cells.
which of the bryophytes has a single large chloroplast in each cell?
hornwort anthocerotopsida
an amorphous plant body( lacking clear roots, stems, and leaves) is a
thallus
peat mosses belong to genus
chlorophyta
in the mosses, the _____________ is the dominant phase of the lifecycle in that it is the most commonly seen, it is photosynthetic, and it takes up water from the enironment
gametophyte
what would you expect to find inside an archegonium
eggs
another name for a fungal filament
hyphae
which term describes “shrubby” or branched lichens: crustose, fruticose, or foliose
fruticose