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BIOLOGY II
Mr. Nagy Chapter 24 Multiple choice |
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Plants have a waxy layer to reduce water loss, and it covers the nonwoody above ground parts. What is this waxy layer called?
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a cuticle
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In vascular plants, the dominant generation is
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sporophyte
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Seeds provide the offspring of plants with all of the following survival advantages:
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1) dispersal
2) nourishment 3) delayed growth |
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The sporophytes of most vascular plants are characterized by all of the following:
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1) xylem and phloem
2) a shoot 3) leaves |
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Nearly all gymnosperms produce gametophytes that develop
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in cones
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The phylum containing the most successful gymnosperms is
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coniferophyta
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Plants in phylum Sphenophyta that have joined vertical stems and whorls of scalelike leaves are called
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horsetails
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The following are important sources of starch
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1) root crops
2) cassava 3) potatoes |
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What is rayon made from?
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wood pulp
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What drug is used to treat Hodgkin's disease, the drug is obtained from the rosy periwinkle and is called?
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vinblastine
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The stems of flax yield a soft, durable fiber that is used to make what?
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linen
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mycorrhizae
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the symbiotic relationships between fungi and the roots of plants
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stomata
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pores that extend through the cuticle and permit plants to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide
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flower
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a reproductive structure that produces pollen and seeds
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sporophyte
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the dominant stage in the life cycle of vascular plants
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gametophyte
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the dominant stage in the life cycle of nonvascular plants
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xylem
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sporophyte vascular tissue that contains hard-walled, water-conducting cells
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phloem
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sporophyte vascular tissue that contains soft-walled, sugar-conducting cells
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seedless vascular plants
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a group of plants that have a vascular system, a large sporophyte, and drought-resistant spores
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bryophyta
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plant phylum that includes tree mosses
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legumes
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plants of the pea family that produce protein-rich seeds in long pods
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grain
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edible dry fruit of a cereal grass
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salicin
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a pain-relieving chemical found in willow tree bark
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What do botanists think may have helped early land plants obtain nutrients from the Earth's rockky surface?
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fungi
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What type of specialized cells change shape, stomata open and close?
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guard cells
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What part of the plant's body grows mostly upward?
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shoot
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What part of the plant's body grows downward?
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root
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In nonvascular plants, what are the smaller, nongreen parts?
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sporophytes
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What do sporophytes depend on?
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gameteophytes
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What are the coiled young leaves called in plants in the phylum Pterophta called?
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fiddleheads
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What produces spores on the lower side of fronds?
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sporangia
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What is the name of the oldest trees in the world?
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bristle core pine
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What is the name of the most successful gymnosperms?
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conifers
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What part of a plant contains seeds?
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fruit
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What is the vegetative part do?
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it is the nonreproductive part of a plant
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What are the most important nonfood products obtained from plants?
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weed and fibers
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What consumes about 70 percents of the U.S. corn crop?
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livestock
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What are paper-making fibers obtained from?
wood, cotton, flax, rice, and |
bamboo, and papyrus
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What are the 3 key features of angiosperms, and their functions?
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1) flowers 2) fruits 3) endosperm
look in the text for their functions |
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What is the genetic difference between the gametophyte and the sporophyte?
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game is haploit
while spore is diploid |
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What is the fundamental difference between vascular and nonvascular plants?
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vascular - xylemiphloem is bigger
non-vascular - no xlemyphoem is much smaller |
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What four ways have seeds influenced the evolution of plants on land?
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1) protection 2) nourishment 3) dispersal
4) delayed growth |
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describe the two types of angiosperms and list two examples of each:
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check your notes and text
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What carried the pollen of the first seed plants before there were flowers?
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wind
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