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23 Cards in this Set
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Seed plants evolved most directly from |
Progymnosperms |
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In most angiosperm the primary endosperm nucleus is |
3n |
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In primes a megaspore mother cells divides to four ____ of which ____ disenergrate |
Megaspores: three |
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___ is a Conifer regarded as a living Fossil |
Metasequioa |
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Which of the following gymnosperms is a cycad native to the United States |
Zamia |
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Which of these statements about primary growth is false |
It primarily leads to thickening of the plant body |
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Which of the following statements about reproduction in vascular plants is false |
The gameotype is structurally more complex than the sporophyte |
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Unlike seed plants most seedless vascular plants have gametophytes that are nutritionally dependent on the sporophyte |
False |
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The calyptra is an enlarged |
Venter |
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At maturity the sporophyte the most bryophytes consist of |
Foot and seta only |
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Dioecious species has |
Staminate and carpellate flowers on different |
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Which plant was designated as the official state wildflower of North Carolina in 2000 |
Dogwood tree |
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Soybean belongs to the phylum |
Anthophyta |
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The mature male gametophyte is called and |
Embryo sac |
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In lower vascular plants is the dominant generation |
Sporophyte |
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Can bryophytes fertilization takes place in the |
Archegonium |
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The main tissue systems of a vascular plant are the |
Dermal vascular and ground |
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Which of the following is not an evolutionary trend in the vascular plants |
Increased prominence of antheridia and archegonia |
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Which of the following is not a characteristic shared by bryophytes in vascular plants |
Dominant gametophytes |
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In gymnosperms pollination occurs usually by |
Wind |
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___produce nonmotile sperm |
Conifers and gametophytes |
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Collectively the petals form the |
Corolla |
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The part of the flower that receives the pollen is the |
Stigma |