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Are plantae heterotrophic or autotrophic?
autotrophic
How has plants added to the world?
oxygen by means of photosynthesis
What are ancestors of plants?
green algae and charophytes
What are the 4 things that cause plants a hard time to live on land.
1.no nutrients are above ground,
2.no support in he air
3.air dyhydrates plants, and 4.reproduction is more difficult.
What are the the adaptions plants have that let plants live on land? (5)
1.cuticle,
2.stomata,
3.lignin,
4.vasular tissue and
5. Alternation of Generations.
What is the cuticle of the plant?
waxy coating that helps water stay in.
What is the stomata of the plant?
specialized spores that are like windows that are needed for gas exchange
What does the lignin do for the plant?
cell wall support
What are two examples of vascular tissue in plants?
Xylem and Phloem
Why are vacular tissue so important?
it the superhighway that lets plants get all their nutrients and water.
What does xylem do?
It helps bring water up from the roots
What does phleom do?
It helps bring nutrients down to roots
What are the 4 main groups of plants?
1. bryophytes
2.seedless vascular plants
3. gymnosperms
4. angiosperms.
What are the 2 vascular tissues that help plants move their nutrients around?
1. xylem
2.phloem
What does lignin do for the cell wall of a plant?
gives strength
What is the plants life cycle called?
alternation of generations.
Define alternation of generations
multicellular diploid stage alternates with a multicellular haploid stage
What is a sporophyte?
is the diploid generation that develops from a zygote that forms when gametes come together at fertilization.
What does a mature sporophyte go through to produce haploid spores?
meiosis
A gametophyte is formed because of what kind of division?
mitosis