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Sporophyte sporangia produce...
Spores
Bryophytes need water to...
Reproduce
dominant generation in mosses/ferns
gametophyte/sporophyte
produces sperm in Bryophytes (moss)
antheridium
multicellular, eukaryotic, have cell walls, photosynthesize, 2 phase life cycle
characteristics of all plants
Bryophyte "root"
rhizoid
do not need water for fertilization
seed plants
first land plant evolved from...
multicellular algae
water conducting vascular tissue
Xylem
Bryophytes move water only a few centimeters because the have no...
vascular tissue
reproductive structure of gametophyte gymnosperm
cones
plant part that is a good food source
dicot taproot
parallel veins, 1 cotyledon, fibrous roots, 3x petals
monocot
angiousperm with longest life cycle
perennial
location of secondary growth in dicots
vascular and cork cambium
separates 2 classes of angiosperms
# of cotyledons
outer covering of plant
dermal tissue
transport materials between roots and leaves
stem
angiosperm with a 1 year life cycle
annual
parts of a root vascular cylinder
Xylem and Phloem
cuticle and closed stomata
prevents transpiration (water loss)
where gas exchange occurs in a leaf
stomata
water pressure changes regulate...
guard cells
location of reproductive in angiosperms
flowers
year resulting in a thin tree ring
drought (unfavorable conditions)
when seed embryo isn't growing
dormancy
location of photosynthesis
mesophyll
old, nonfunctioning xylem
heartwood
a ripened ovary with seeds
fruit
what male reproductive structures produce
pollen
cell elongation hormone in apical meristem
auxin
affects growth of a seedling
phototropism and gravitropism
use for high concentrations of auxin
herbicide
plants in soil with little nitrogen
carnivorous
causes fruit to ripen
ethylene
after dormancy, seeds germinate when...
conditions are ideal
plants responding to external stimuli
tropism
removing apical meristems encourage
lateral budding
a natural insecticide in tobacco plants
nicotine
how desert plants soak up rain quickly
extensive shallow roots
phototropism and auxin cause...
plants to bend toward light
plants growing on another plant
epiphyte
responding to length of day or night
photoperiodism
vegetative propagation (genetically identical offspring) includes...
stolons (horizontal stems) and plantlets