Test #2 Flashcards

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Scientists estimate that there are between _ million and ___ million species of living things on Earth. This is only _% of all organisms that ever lived! Each year, about ______ new species are added to the list of known organisms.

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3
100
5
13,000

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A _____ is a group or category used in the classification system

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Taxon

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________, a field of science, is dedicated to the grouping and naming of organisms.

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Taxonomy

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__________ are scientists who specialize in identifying and classifying life on our (approximately ___ million species so far)

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Taxonomists

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Who was I?
18th century _________
Classified organisms by their _________
______ and _______

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Carolus Linnaeus
Taxonomist
Structure
Plants / Animals

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What are all the taxa? (In Order)

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Domain
Kingdom
Phylum
Class
Order
Family
Genius
Species
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Who am I?
“______ of ________”
Developed a system of naming organisms using a two-word name (Genus & species) - Known as ________ ___________ (two part name)
Names were in _____ or _____.

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Carolus Linnaeus
Father / Taxonomy
Binomial Nomenclature
Latin / Greek

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What am I?
A ___ ____ system for writing scientific names
The _____ name is written first (and always _________)
The ______ name is written second (never _________)
Scientific names are __________

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Binomial Nomenclature
Two / Name
Genus / Capitalized
Species / Capitalized
Italicized
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How do we find out the scientific name of a particular organism?

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Dichotomous Key

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What is a Dichotomous Key?
A series of _________ given in pairs.
Read both ____________ and choose the best description.
Follow steps until you reach the ____.

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Statements
Statements
Name

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Organisms within Kingdom Plantae are ___________, _________, _________ and they ____ _______.

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Multicellular
Eukaryotic
Autotrophic
Lack Mobility

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Plants produce food via ________________ and have ____ _____ composed of ________.

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Photosynthesis
Cell Wall
Cellulose

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The history of life on earth and the success of many organisms depends on the success of _____.

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Plants

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______ penetrate the ____ and ______ the plant to the ground.
The _____ absorb _______ and _____ from the soil to be used in
______________.

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Roots / Soil / Anchor

Roots / Minerals / Water / Photosynthesis

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______ provide a large surface area for the absorption of _________.
_______________ occurs inside the ______________ of the cells of the _______.

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Leaves / Sunlight

Photosynthesis / Chloroplasts / Leaves

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________ are composed of _______ tissue that _______ and ________ the ________.
______ also _________ substances from the roots to leaves and from the leaves to roots.

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Stems / Rigid / Raise / Support / Leaves

Stems / Transport

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Plants are divided into the _ main groups based on _ major characteristics: ________ or _______ of ______ tissue and _____.
________ tissue transport substances such as ______, ________ and _______ throughout the plant.
_____ are structures that contain an ______, stored food and an outer coat.

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4 / 2 / Presence / Absence / Vascular / Seeds
Vascular / Water / Minerals / Sugars
Seeds / Embryo

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Non-vascular land plants do not contain any conducting tissues and are often referred to as __________.
These plants are ______, grow ______ to the ground and include _______ and _________.

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Bryophytes

Small / Close / Mosses Liverworts

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_______ _______ plants contain _______ tissues but do not produce seeds.
This group includes _________, _____ and ____ ______.

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Seedless / Vascular / Vascular

Horsetails / Ferns / Club Mosses

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_______ vascular plants also contain extensive ________ tissue and the_________ of species in the plant kingdom are in this group.
They have a ____ that contains an _______, a ________ supply and a _________ outer coat.
_______ vascular plants are divided into _____________ and _______________.

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Seeded / Vascular / Majority
Seed / Embryo / Nutrient / Protective
Seeded / Angiosperms / Gymnosperms

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What are non-flowering plants with seeds that do not develop within an enclosed structure?

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Gymnosperms

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What are flowering plants with seeds that develop inside a protective structure?

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Angiosperms

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Plants contain structures other than the three main parts and these structures have very specific functions.
Plant structures include what 5 things?

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Rhizoids / Cuticle / Stomata / Xylem / Phloem

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What are small hair-like structures that transport materials and anchor the plant?

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Rhizoids

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What are hollow tubes made of dead cells that transport water from roots to leaves? What are hollow tubes made of living cells that transport glucose made during photosynthesis from the leaves to the rest of the plant?
Xylem / Phloem
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What is a waxy covering on the stems and leaves of plants. It also prevents water loss in plants.
Cuticle
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What are microscopic openings or pores in leaves. These are the pores through which the exchange of gases occurs in plants. Some water is also lost through this in a process known as transpiration.
Stomata
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``` Are Fungi plants? Do they use photosynthesis to make food? Are they Eukaryotes? Can they move? What are most fungi? ```
No / No / Yes / No / Saprobes
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Are they Absorptive heterotrophs? If so, what is that? They Release digestive _________ to break down organic material or their host. They Store food energy as what?
Yes, they digest food first & then absorb it into their bodies Enzymes Glycogen
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Important __________ & _________ of __________ in the environment. Most are __________, except __________ _____. What do they lack?
Decomposers / Recyclers / Nutrients Multicellular / Unicellular / Yeast True Roots / Stems / Leaves
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What are the cell walls are made of? What is the body called? What grows as microscopic tubes or filaments?
Chitin Thallus Hyphae
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Some fungi are __________, while others are __________.
Edible / Poisonis
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Where does fungi grow best? What is the study of fungi? Who studies fungi? What is a chemical used to kill fungi?
Warm, moist environments Mycology Mycologists Fungicide
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Fungi includes what 8 things? | What antibiotic is made by the ___________ mold
Puffballs / Yeast / Mushrooms / Toadstools / Rusts / Smuts / Ringworm / Molds Penicillin / Penicillium
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What shape are hyphae? How many continuous cells does hyphae have? What are hyphae filled with? Are hyphae Multinucleate? What is their hard cell wall made of? Where else is this found?
``` Tubular One Cytoplasm / Nuclei Yes Chitin / Insect Exoskeletons ```
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What are cross-walls called in hyphae? It may form compartments. They have pores for movement of cytoplasm. They form a network called what? This runs through the body called the?
Septa | Mycelia / Thallus
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Fungi get what from what? What do the tips of Hyphae release? What is the breakdown of substrate called? What do products diffuse back into?
Carbon / Organic Sources Enzymes Enzymatic Breakdown Hyphae
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Where do Hyphae grow from? What is an extensive, feeding web of hyphae? What are the ecologically active bodies of fungi?
Tips Mycelium Mycelia
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Where are the three places spores may be formed?
Directly on hyphae Inside sporangia On Fruiting bodies
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What are modified hyphae that make __________ spores? | An upright stalk called the what supports the spore case or ____________?
Fruiting Bodies / Asexual | Sporangiosphore / Sporangium
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Most fungi reproduce Asexually and Sexually by what? What reproduction is most common method & produces genetically identical organisms? Fungi reproduce what when conditions are poor & nutrients scarce?
Spores Asexual Sexual
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Spores are made of what three things? What four things spread spores? What germinates when they land on a moist surface (new hyphae form)?
Dehydrated cytoplasm / Protective coat / Haploid cell Wind / Animals / Water / Insects Spores
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What are the three types of Fruiting Bodies in Asexual reproduction?
Basidia Sporangia Ascus
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What are Fungi classified by?
Reproductive Structures / Spores
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What are the 3 reproductive structures?
BASIDIA SPORANGIA ASCUS
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What are the major groups of fungi?
Club Fungi Bread Molds Sac Fungi
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``` Zygomycota are Called the what? Zygomycota are commonly called what? Zygomycota also includes what? Zygomycota have hyphae that has no what walls (aseptate)? Zygomycota grow how fast? Zygomycota Includes what thing? ```
``` Sporangium Fungi Molds Blights Cross Rapidly Bread Mold / Rhizopus stolonifer ```
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Basidiomycota is called what? | It Includes what 6 things?
Club Fungi | Mushrooms / Toadstools / Bracket & Shelf fungi / Puffballs / Stinkhorns / Rusts and smuts
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Ascomycota is called what? What are good examples of edible ascomycetes? What mold makes the antibiotic penicillin? Some what also gives flavor to certain cheeses? What is used to make bread rise and to ferment beer & wine?
``` Sac Fungi Truffles and morels Penicillium Ascomycetes Saccharomyces cerevesiae (yeast) ```
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How are Saprobes classified? How are Parasites classified? How are Mutualists classified?
Decomposers / Molds, mushrooms, etc. Harm host / Rusts and smuts (attack plants) Both benefit / Lichens / Mycorrhizas
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What are Fungi associated with plant roots? Mutualism between: __________ (nutrient & water uptake for plant) __________ (carbohydrate for fungus) They are extremely important ecologically
Mycorrhizas | Fungus / Plant
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Mutualism between: ___________ (structure) ___________ or ___________ (provides food) Some species more sensitive than others to pollutants. Which species are present can indicate air quality. Most resistant species can also be analyzed for pollutants.
Fungus / Algae / Cyanobacteria
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ONCE UPON A TIME........ ? = one celled “first” “animals” and ? = primitive “first” “plants” Then, all one-celled eukaryotic organisms were classified as protists. Now, the group is considered “all eukaryotic cells that are not plants, animals, or fungi”.
Protozoa | Protophyta
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Most protists are what? __________ are organisms that drift or swim near the surface of the water. __________ are protists that include __________ (autotrophs) and __________ (heterotrophs).
Aquatic Plankton Microplancton / Phytoplankton / Zooplankton
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Phytoplankton are responsible for ____ of the world’s photosynthesis and O (little 2 in bottom right corner of O) production.
Half
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Protists may be what three types of organisms?
autotrophic / heterotrophic / or mixotrophic
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Some protozoa move with what?
Cilia
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What is a pump that will contract and pump excess water out of the cell?
Contractile Vacuole
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Some protists use what for movement & feeding? __________ - “false” “feet” or cellular extensions that may bulge from almost anywhere on the cell. Typically occurs in heterotrophs, such as the Sarcodines, like Amoebas.
Pseudopodia
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__________ - Amoeba extends pseudopodia around food particle until they join, enclosing the particle in a membrane-bound vesicle. A lysosome merges with the new food vacuole, dumping its enzymes in to digest the food. The products of digestion are then absorbed through the membrane.
Phagocytosis
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Algae are __________ protists. __________ protists can be single-celled or multicellular.
Plantlike
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__________ are a large group of plantlike protists. Mostly photosynthetic, have one or two flagella. __________ moves toward the light, has a red eyespot, which is light sensitive, movement known as a positive phototropism.
Euglenoids | Euglena
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Multicellular algae are classified by their what? | – Green algae – Brown algae: kelp – Red algae
Pigments