Topic 9: Plant diversity II Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
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What plants are better adapted for terrestrial life?

A

seed plants

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2
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Describe the reduced gametophyte life

A
microscopic
develop inside cones/flowers
dependent on sporophyte
protects gametophyte from environment
ensures nutrients for gametophyte
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3
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Define heterospory

A

production of 2 different types of spores

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4
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A megaspore grows into …

A

megagametophyte (female)

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5
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A microspore grows into …

A

microgametophyte (male)

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6
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Define ovule

A

megaspore + megasporangium + integuments

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7
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Define integuments. What does it form?

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protective sporophyte tissue around megasporangium, form seed coat

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8
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Define pollen grain

A

male gametophyte within pollen wall (with sporopollenin)

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9
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Where does pollen grain develop from?

A

microspore

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10
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How many cells does a male gametophyte have?

A

2 cells

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11
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What are the two types of cells that male gametophyte makes? What do each of them produce?

A

Tube cell: produces pollen tube

Generative cell: produces sperm

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12
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Define pollenation

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transfer of pollen to part of plant containing ovules

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13
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How does pollination happen in seed plants?

A

by wind or animals

NOT fertilization

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14
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What is the significance of pollination?

A

sperm dispersal isn’t water dependent so plants can be colonized in dry habitats

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15
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Where is the sporangia located?

A

within cone “scales”

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16
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Where is the megasporangia located?

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on ovulate cones

17
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Where is the microsporangia located?

A

on pollen cones

18
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Where is the microsporangia located?

A

on pollen cones

19
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ovule becomes what?

20
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What does a seed consist of?

A

embryo, food supply, seed coat

21
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What is the ploidy of the integument?

22
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What is the ploidy of the food supply?

23
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What is the ploidy of the zygote and new sporophyte generation?

24
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What were the earliest seed plants?

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Are gymnosperms sporophyte or gametophyte dominant?
sporophyte
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What does it mean to be sporophyte dominant?
it has reduced, dependent gametophytes
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What are some characteristics of angiosperms?
"vessel seeds" | flowering, fruiting plants
28
Define flowers
structures specialized for sexual reproduction
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How are angiosperms pollinated?
mostly animal | some by wind
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How are fruits made?
the ovary wall thickens, matures into fruit as seed develops
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What are some characteristics of fruit?
``` protects seeds facilitates dispersal (animals eat and seed travels far) ```
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How do angiosperms differ from gametophytes?
they have flowers double fertilization - the egg cell and central cell are fertilized they have 7 cells with 8 haploid nuclei
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Where are the microsporocytes located?
within the microsporangia which is in the anther in the flower
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What does the tube cell and generative cell do?
tube cell - forms pollen tube | generative cell - divides via mitosis to produce 2 sperm
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Where does pollen come from and where does it travel to?
released from the stamen and carried to carpel
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Where does the pollen tube enter through?
microphyle: pore in integument | 2 sperm cells enter female gametophyte
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What is the endosperm and what is its ploidy?
the food supply for the developing embryo | 3n
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What does the ovary produce? What does the ovule produce?
ovary -> fruit | ovule -> seed
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Are angiosperms hetero or homosporous?
heterosporous