taxonomy once again Flashcards

1
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  • Algae
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Live in water
Sexual organs (sporangia and gametangia) have unicellular layer in algae

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Plants

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○ Live on land
- Cuticle
-Sexual organs surrounded by layer of sterile cells

  • Multicellular embryos stay in parental tissue
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3
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Both plants and algae

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-Chlorophyll A, Starch, cellulose, carotenoids
○ Plants and green algae may share common ancestor

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Differences b/w all Major Plants

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  • Bryophytes
    ○ Do not have Vasc tissue, seeds, or flowers
  • Ferns (seedless vascular plants)
    -Have vascular tissue, no seeds or flowers
  • Gymnosperm
    ○ Have vascular tissue and seeds. Do not have flowers
  • Angiosperm
    Have vascular tissue, seeds, and flowers
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5
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how many species bryophyes

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23k

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what do bryophtes include

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mosses, liverworts, hornworts

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bryophyte characteristics

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-dominant gametophyte

-no roots or true xylem

-water absorbed directly

-some are tolerant to desiccation

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Bryophytes reproduction

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○ In order to reproduce sexually, need external water
○ Gemma cups - asexual reproduction

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9
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gemma cups

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Small discs of tissue that grow into new gametophytes

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10
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Byrophyte habitat

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○ Moist, shady places, tress logs, bogs and wetlands

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peat mosses

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bryophytes
○ In waterlogged environments

○ High water holding capacity

○ Acidify water around them

○ Anti microbial properties
Specialized cells for water storage

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12
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peat mosses conditions lead to

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○ Waterlogged conditions, low temps, acidity lead to:
1) Slow breakdown of organic matter = large amount of accumulated C
2) Damage to peatlands = hella C released

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13
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  • Calamites
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○ Giant horsetails
○ Extinct trees, swampy carboniferous
○ Massive aerial stems
○ Grew from rhizomes
○ Stems have large pith and xylem with tracheids

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  • Phylum Psilophytes
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○ Lack roots, anchored by rhizome
○ Stem bears enations
○ Psilotum, tmesipteris
seedless vasculars- fern relative

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○ Enations

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are outgrouwths that look like leaves but no vascular tissue

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16
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  • Tree fern
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○ Psaronius
○ Widespread during youngest carboniferous
Looks like palm tree
fernlike

17
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  • Phylum Lycophytes
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○ Club mosses, ground pine
○ Found on forest floor
○ Have true roots and stem
○ Selaginella, is heterospory
fernlike

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  • Phylum Horsetails
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○ Tiny, whorled, scalelike leaves
○ Stems photosynthesize
○ Sporangia at tip of stems
Equisetum is living fossil
fernlike

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  • Phylum Ferns
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○ Leaves large and divided
○ Underground stem = rhizome

○ Sori:
Fonds unroll and expand

20
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sori

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clusters of sporangia

21
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how many species of ferns

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○ 11k sps

22
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fern habitat

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○ Abundant in tropical region
○ Also in cool regions

23
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ground pine

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Lycopodium
a lycophyte

24
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psilophyte example

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Psilotum (whisk ferns) and Tmesipteris

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peat mosses name
Sphagnum mosses
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rolled up frond
fiddlehead
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seedless vascular plants included phylums
Phylum Psilophyte Phylum Lycophyte Phylum Horsetails Phylum Ferns
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Liverwort example
Marchantia
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leaflet
Pinnule
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extention of petiole
rachis