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What is xylem tissue for? What cell type can be found in the xylem? |
Conduction of water and minerals. Tracheids |
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What cell type transports sugars and amino acids? |
Phloem |
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What generation is the dominant generation in plants? |
Sporophyte |
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Two groups of Non-seed vascular plants (Tracheophytes) |
Lycopodiophyta and Monilophyta |
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What species are in the lycopodiophyta clade? |
Club misses and ground pines |
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What species are in the clade Monilophyta? |
Horsetails and ferns |
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What non-seed vascular plant has silica in it's cell walls? |
Horsetails- equisetum |
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What species of Monilophyta is always homosporus? |
Ferns |
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Seed plants: |
Cycads, Ginkgo, Gnetophytes, Conifers, Angiosperms |
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Adaptions of plants living on land |
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