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Angiosperms are important to humans because our world economy is overwhelmingly based on them. We eat and use ___ structures (roots, stems, leaves) as well as ___ structures (flowers, fruits, seeds) of angiosperms.

Vegetative


Reproductive

Most botanist grouped angiosperms into two groups, depending on the number of ___ (seed leaves) in the embryo

Cotyledons

Species having one cotyledon were called ___

Monocots

Species having two cotyledons were called ___

Dicots

Now, the vast majority of species once classified as dicots are now known as ___

Eudicots

___-flower stalk

Peduncle

A ___ is a mature ovule that includes a seed coat, a food supply, and an embryo

Seed

Seed and embryo development:


___ ___. During development, the ___ divides to form a mass of cells called the __\. Initially the embryo consists of a __ __, ___, and a two-called proembryo. The suspensor is the column of cells that pushes the embryo into the ___. The endosperm is extensive but is being digested

Proembryo stage


Zygote


Embryo


Basal cell


Suspensor


Endosperm

___ ___. Cell division of the proembryo soon leads to the globular stage that is radically symmetrical and has little internal cellular organization

Globular stage

___-___ ___. Differential divisions of the globular stage produces bilateral symmetry and two ___ forming the heart-shaped embryo. The enlarging cotyledons store digested food from the endosperm. Tissue differentiation begins, and root and shoot meristems soon appear

Heart-shaped stage


Cotyledons

___ ___. The cotyledons and root axis soon elongate to produce an elongate torpedo-stage embryo. Procambial tissue appears and will later develop into vascular tissue

Torpedo stage

___ ___. The mature embryo has large, bent cotyledons on each side of the ___ ___ ___. The ___, later to form the root, is differential toward the suspensor. The radical has a __ __ __ and ___ ___. The ___ is the region between the apical meristem and the radicle. The endosperm is depleted, and food is stored in the cotyledons. The ___ is the region between attachment of the cotyledons and the stem apical meristem; it has not elongated in the mature embryo

Mature embryo


Stem apical meristem


Radicle


Root apical meristem


Root cap


Hypocotyl


Epicotyl

A ___ is a mature, ripened ovary plus any associated tissue

Fruit

A typical fruit has an outer wall called a ___ composed of an ___, ___, and ___

Pericarp


Exocarp


Mesocarp


Endocarp

___- the lowermost or outermost whorls of structures, which are usually leaflike and protect the developing flower; they collectively constitute the calyx

Sepals

___- whorls of structures located inside and usually above the sepals; may be large and pigmented (in insect-pollinated flowers) or inconspicuous (in wind-pollinated plants); they collectively constitute the corolla

Petals

___- the male portion of the plant that rises above and inside the petals; consists of ___, each of which consists of a ___ atop which is located an ___; inside the anthers are ___ ___, which are the microgametophytes and contain the male gametes

Androecium


Stamens


Filament


Anther


Pollen grains

___- the female portion of the planet that rises above and inside the androecium; consists of one or more ___, each made up of an ___, ___, and ___; the ovary contains ___ that contain the megagametophyte; the megagametophyte is called the embryo sac and contains female gametes

Gynoecium


Carpels


Ovary


Style


Stigma


Ovules

Production of spores in the sporophyte by meiosis is part of a larger process called ___

Sporogenesis

Flowering plants produce two types of spores; ___ and ___

Microspores and megaspores

Production of gametes by the gametophytes is called ___

Gametogenesis

Within the flower, the haploid nuclei in a mature pollen grain include a ___ ___ and a ___ ___

Tube nucleus


Generative nucleus

The tube nucleus controls the growth of the pollen tube, and the generative nucleus replicated to produce two ___ ___

Sperm nuclei