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Bio Lab 6 Quiz

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What are the two differences between seedles plants and seed plants? - Seedless plants are dependent through water to reproduce b/c of flagellated sperm as well as through spores - Seed plants are not dependent on water and reproduce through pollen and seeds
What is the term for plants that have separate male and femal individuals? - Dioecious
The word gymnosperm directly translates as? - naked seed
The word angiosperm dirextly translates as? - contained seedss
Which part of the pine life cycle is an adult sporphyte? - Tree
What part of the pine life cycle is the male gametophyte? - mature pollen grain
What part of the pine life cycle would you find the female gametophyte? - inside the ovule
In gymnosprems where are the pollen grains produced? - male cones
In Angiosperms where are the pollen grains produced? - ovary
What structure becomes the seed in gymnosperms? -ovules
The evolution of _____________ enabled plants to disperse to drier areas because reproduction was no longer dependent on water. - seed
what does the ovule eventually develop into after the egg is fertilized? - seed
In angiosperms what will the ovary eventually become after the egg in the ovule is fertilized? - fruit
What difference of food supply between angiosperms and gymnosperms are there? - Gymnosperms use a haploid gametophyte for nutrtion before fertilization while angiosperms use a triploid only after fertilization called endosperm.
When an individual plant prodcues both male and female gametes, it's called? - monoecious
Plants that produce one cotyledon are known as? - monocot
The name of Gymnosperms means "naked seeds", this is because compared to Angiosperms they are missing? - fruit
A pollen's grain journey from the microsporangia to the micropyle is known as ? - Porogamy
What is the fusion of a sperm cell's nucleus with an egg cell nucleus called? - fertilization
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