Lab Practical 2(Self Quizzing)

Front 1

***moss*** 1) what is the sporophyte region? 2)what is the gametophyte region? 3)is the sporophyte n or 2n? 4)seeds or spores? 5)vascular tissue? 6)which group does it belong to?

Back 1

1)the top part sticking out containing the capsule and the seta 2)the bottom grassy part of the moss that contain the stem and leaves 3)2n 4)spores 5)no vascular tissue 6)seedless nonvascular plants

Front 2

***Liverwort*** 1)what is the sporophyte region? 2)what is the gametophyte region? 3)is the sporophyte n or 2n? 4)seeds or spores? 5)vascular tissue? 6)which group does it belong to? 7)where is the sporangium?

Back 2

1)part that sticks out of the oval base 2)the bottom oval shaped base 3)2n 4)spores 5)no vascular tissue 6)seedless nonvascular plants 6)the spikey top of the sporophyte which contains the spores

Front 3

***whisk fern*** 1)is it the sporophyte or gametophyte? 2)is it 2n or n? 3)reproduce by seeds or spores? 4)vascular tissue? 5)to which group does it belong to? 6)where is the sporangium?

Back 3

1)sporophyte 2)2n 3)by spores 4)yes 5)seedless vascular plants 6)the yellow circles towards the top of the fern

Front 4

***club moss*** 1)is it the sporophyte or gametophyte? 2)is it 2n or n? 3)reproduce by spores or seeds? 4)vascular tissue? 5)to which group does it belong to? 6)where is the sporangium?

Back 4

1)sporophyte 2)2n 3)by spores 4)yes 5)seedless vascular plants 6)the tops of the moss that stick up erect

Front 5

***horse tail*** 1)is it the sporophyte or gametophyte? 2)is it 2n or n? 3)reproduce by seeds or spores? 4)vascular tissue? 5)to which group does it belong to? 6)where is the sporangium?

Back 5

1)sporophyte 2)2n 3)by spores 4)yes 5)seedless vascular plants 6)the tops of the plant that look like mini pine combs

Front 6

***fern*** 1)is it the sporophyte or gametophyte? 2)is it 2n or n? 3)reproduce by seeds or spores? 4)vascular tissue? 5)to which group does it belong to? 6)what is the fiddlehead? 7)what is the frond?

Back 6

1)sporophyte 2)2n 3)spores 4)yes 5)seedless vascular plants 6)a hook that looks like a curled music note 7)a single leaf on a fern

Front 7

***fern gametophyte slide*** 1)is it the sporophyte or gametophyte? 2)2n or n? 3)reproduce by seeds or spores? 4)vascular tissue? 5)to which group does it belong to? 6)what do the artheridium and archegonium look like on a slide?

Back 7

1)gametophyte 2)n 3)reproduce by spores 4)yes 5)seedless vascular 6)artheridium are the smaller circles in the prothallus and the archegonium are the larger rod shaped structures

Front 8

***Sago*** 1)which ones are the sporophyte generation? 2)are these 2n or n? 3)reproduce by seeds or spores? 4)vascular tissue? 5)to which group does Sago belong to? 6)how would you write Sago?

Back 8

the palm leaf and the full grown sago are the sporophyte generation 2)2n 3)by seeds 4)xylem and phloem 5)capatalize the S then underline

Front 9

***Ginkgo*** 1)seeds or spores? 2)vascular tissue? 3)which group does it belong to? 4)what is the name ginkgo translated as? 5)how would you write Ginkgo?

Back 9

1)seeds 2)yes 3)gymnosperms 4)"the naked seed" 5)capatalize the G and then underline it

Front 10

***Ephedra*** 1)reproduce by seeds or spores? 2)vascular tissue? 3)which group does it belong to? 4)how would you write Ephedra?

Back 10

1)by seeds 2)yes 3)gymnosperms 4)capatalize the E then underline

Front 11

***pine display boxes*** 2)seeds or spores? 3)vascular tissue? 4)which group does pine belong to? 5)what do first year and second year female cones look like?

Back 11

2)seeds 3)yes 4)Gymnosperms 5)first year female cones look like mini pine combs and the second year female cones also look like mini pine combs but are larger than first year cones

Front 12

****pine male cone(slide)****
1)reproduce by seeds or spores? 2)what group does it belong to? 3)vascular tissue? 4)what is the microsporangium?

Back 12

1)seeds 2)Gymnosperms 3)yes 4)the top side of the whole male cone

Front 13

***pine female cone(slide)*** 1)reproduce by seeds or spores? 2)what group does it belong to? 3)vascular tissue? 4)what is the female gametophyte? 5)what is the archegonium?

Back 13

1)seeds 2)Gymnosperms 3)yes 4)the whole area surrounding the archegonium and egg 5)the outside covering enclosing the egg

Front 14

***root tip model*** 1)what group does it belong to? 2)what is the cortex?

Back 14

1)Angiosperms 2)the whole yellow area behind the xylem

Front 15

***tap root*** 1)what group does it belong to? 2)where are tap roots usually found?

Back 15

1)Angiosperms 2)dicots

Front 16

***Fibrous root*** 1)what group does it belong to? 2)where are fibrous roots usually found?

Back 16

1)Angiosperms 2)monocots

Front 17

***Adventitious root*** 1)what group does it belong to? 2)what kind of adventitious root did we use in lab?

Back 17

1)Angiosperms 2)Ivy root

Front 18

***root hairs*** 1)what group does it belong to? 2)what is the function of root hairs?

Back 18

1)Angiosperms 2)absorb water and minerals for plant

Front 19

***legume root nodule*** 1)what group does it belong to? 2)what type of symbiosis between the bacteria and the legume? 3)what does the plant root give to the bacteria? 4)what does the bacteria provide for the plant?

Back 19

1)Angiosperms 2)mutualistic 3)a place to live and carbohydrates 4)nitrogen from the air in a form it can use

Front 20

***Herbaceous monocot stem*** 1)what group does it belong to?

Back 20

1)Angiosperms

Front 21

***Herbaceous dicot stem*** 1)what group does it belong to? 2)what is the sclernchyma cap? 3)what is the main difference between the monocot and dicot stem?

Back 21

1)Angiosperms 2)the darkened cap portion of a vascular bundle 3)in monocots the vascular bundles are scattered, in dicots the vascular bundles are all aligned around the epidermis

Front 22

***woody dicot stem*** 1)what group does it belong to? 2)where is the vascular tissue in woody dicot stems? 3)what is the difference between the heart wood and the sap wood?

Back 22

1)Angiosperms 2)in the rings 3)heartwood is darker in color and the sapwood is lighter in color

Front 23

***woody twig*** 1)what group does it belong to? 2)what does the node look like?

Back 23

1)Angiosperms 2)a knot or bump where the branches intersect or meet

Front 24

***wandering jew slide*** 1)which group does it belong to? 2)what is the opening between the guard cells called?

Back 24

1)Angiosperms 2)stoma

Front 25

What is the difference between simple and compound leaves?

Back 25

simple leaves are just one single leaf by itself; compound leaves are leaves that are part of a group of leaves called leaflets

Front 26

what is the difference between pinnate and palmate leaves?

Back 26

pinnate leaves have veins that all go in one direction stemming from the petiole; palmate leaves have veins going in all different directions like the palm of your hand

Front 27

what is the difference between netted and parallel venation?

Back 27

parallel venation have veins going all in one direction side by side; netted have veins going in different directions like a net

Front 28

how can you differentiate between monocot and dicot leaves?

Back 28

dicots include all trees, vegetable garden plants except corn, and most wildflowers and are usually net veined; monocots include all grasses and grass-like plants, and are usually parallel veined

Front 29

***flower model*** 1)what group does it belong to? 2)where is the pollen on the stigma? 3)what is the stamen? 4)how can you tell if a flower is a monocot? 5)how can you tell if a flower is a dicot?

Back 29

1)Angiosperms 2)the yellow parts that stick out on top of the stigma 3)the anther and the filament make up the stamen 4)if the number of its parts is a multiple of 3 5)if the number of its parts is a multiple of 4 or 5(excluding 12)

Front 30

what are pomes and an example of one?

Back 30

ovary contains many ovules plus sepals etc; an apple is a pome

Front 31

what is an aggregate and an example of one?

Back 31

one flower with many ovaries;a strawberry is an aggregate

Front 32

what is a drupe and an example of one?

Back 32

ovary contains one ovule; a plum is a drupe