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Major Groups of Seed Plants

1. Cycadophyta


2. Ginkophyta


3. Pinophyta


4. Magnoliophyta


5. Coniferophyta

Which generation is dominatant in seed plants?

The Sporophtye generation

Are seed plants heterosporous or homosporous

Heterosporous

Difference between hardwood and softwood

Hardwood comes from a deciduous tree and softwood comes from a conifer

What are some exclusive characteristics of angiosperms

Produce flowers, have small pollen grains, have Stamens, have carpels produce endosperm

Difference between an imperfect flower and a perfect flower

Perfect - possesses both Stamens and pistils (dandelion, Lily, banana, peas)


Imperfect - possesses only one sex


Double fertilization

The joining of a female gametophyte with two male gametes

Three regions of a fruit

Exocarp - skin/peel


Mesocarp - fleshy portion


Endocarp - layer directly surrounding seed