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Evo. of Plants+Fungi

BIO Lab Exam #3 (Book)

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Which of the structures is common to all four major plant groups?: vascular tissue, flowers, seeds, cuticle, pollen Cuticle
Angiosperms are distinguished from all other plants because only angiosperms have the reproductive structures called: Flowers
Gametophyte is to haploid as (blank) is to diploid Sporophyte
(blank) are to conifers as flowers are to (blank) Cones; angiosperms
Ovule is seed as ovary is to (blank) Fruit
What would a mushroom look like under a microscope? a tangle of string
What were the dominant plants during the Carboniferous period? Ferns and other seedless vascular plants
What plant produces flagellated sperm and has a dominant generation has diploid cells? A fern
How does the evergreen nature of pines and other conifers adapt the plants for living where the growing season is very short? The plants do not lose their leaves during autumn and winter. The leaves are already fully developed for photosynthesis when the short growing season begins in the spring
Which of the following terms includes all others in the list?: angiosperms, fern, vascular plant, gymnosperm, seed plant Vascular plant
Plant diversity is greatest in Tropical forests
What is a fruit? Ripened ovary of a flower that protects and aids in the dispersal of seeds contained in the fruit
Mycorrhizae are symbiotic associations between (blank) and (blank) Plant roots; fungi
Contrast the heterotrophic nutrition of a fungus with your own heterotrophic nutrition A fungus digests food externally by secreting digestive juices, then absorbing the nutrients. Humans ingest relatively large pieces of food and digest food within their bodies.
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