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32 Cards in this Set
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all fungi ______ their food
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absorb
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fungi do or do not carry on photosynthesis
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DO NOT
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fungi and plants both have...
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cell walls
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do fungi reproduce asexually or sexually?
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both
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mushrooms are a type of
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club fungi
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basidium are located
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in the cap
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club fungi is not a
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basidiomycete
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fungi is important to
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plants
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saprobes are
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fungi that absorb food from decaying organic matter
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ringworm is a type of
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fungus
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lichen are
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bonds between algae and fungus
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mycorrhizae are
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bonds between plants and fungus
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spores are produced by
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meiosis
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bryophytes draw up water by
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osmosis
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byrophytes need water to
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reproduce
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byrophytes sperm are called
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antheridium
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club mosses are a type of
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seedless vascular
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horsetails are a type of
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seedless vascular
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spores come from ______in ferns
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sporangia
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name 4 gymnosperms
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gnetophyte, conifer, cycad, ginkgoe
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ground tissue is found
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everywhere!!!
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what is the diploid phase?
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sporophyte
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what is the haploid phase?
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gametophyte
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brophyte example
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MOSS, liverworts, hornworts
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bryophytes use ________ for roots
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rhizoids
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gemmae=
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small multicellular reproductive structures in bryophytes (liverworts)
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________is dominant stage of byrophytes life cycle
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gametophyte (alternation of generations)
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antheridia=
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sperm produced in byrophytes
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archaegonia-
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egg produced in bryophytes
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tracheids=
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hollow cells in xylem, straws
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veins have...
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xylem and phloem
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club mosses are (look like)
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baby pine trees
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