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what are the different Gymnosperms? what should you do to the scientific names?
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Sago, Ginkgo, Ephedra, male and female cone slides; capitalize first letter and underline rest of word
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what does the Sago look like?
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a mini palm tree bush that has branches going in ever direction
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what is a palm leaf on a Sago?
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a single branch on a Sago
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what does the male cone of a Sago look like?
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a yellow spikey corn shaped object at the top of the Sago
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what does the sago seed look like?
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like brown walnut looking structures
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what does a Ginkgo look like?
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branch with wierd fan shaped leaves on them
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what does the ephidra look like?
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brown viney structure that also looks like a WIDE broom
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what do first year female cone look like?
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smaller brown ovals
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what do second year female cones look like?
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larger brown ovals
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what does a mature female cone look like?
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a regular pine comb you find in your neighborhood
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on a male pine microscope slide which is the pollen grain, air sac and the microsporangium?
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air sac is the empty clear part of the pine structure; pollen grain is the darker shaded in circle; the microsporangium is the whole top side of the slide
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on a female ovule cone slide what is the female gametophyte, the archegomium and which is the egg?
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archegomium is the capsule that encloses the egg; the egg is the darker part inside the archegomium; the female gametophyte is the larger structure surrounding the egg and archegomium
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