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protist,fungi,plant
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| xylem | vascular,water |
| phloem | vascular, sugar |
| haploid stage | gametophyte |
| diploid stage | sporophyte |
| is pollination or fertilization 1st? | pollination |
| fertilization of gametes= | diploid zygote |
| Sporophyte undergo ____ and _____ to get to gametophyte | mitosis, meiosis |
| antheridia is the | male reproductive parts |
| archegonia is the | female reproductive parts |
| genus of liverworts and moss | Phylum Bryophyta |
| dominant stage of Phylum Bryophyta | gametophyte |
| moss reproduces using ____ instead of ____ | spores, seeds |
| gymnosperms are pollinated by _____ | wind |
| angiosperms travel through _____ or ______ | wind, vectors |
| male reproductive parts of a flower | stamen, pollen tube |
| female reproductive parts of a flower | stigma, style, ovary, ovule |
| animal like protist | protozoans |
| plant like protist | phytoplanktons |
| amoebas use _______ to move around and feed | pseudopodia |
| use flagella to move | flagellates |
| use cilia to move | ciliates |
| use spores to reproduce( a type of fungi) | sporozoans |
| type of ciliate that has two nuclei and two vacuoles | paramecium |
| enters host as cyst | giardia lamblia |
| extra credit!!! intestinal phase of giardia lamblia | excystation occurs in small intestine, multiply by longitudinal binary fission, occurs as the parasite transits towards colon |
| most dangerous form of malaria | plasmodium falciparum |
| Malaria uses what as vector? | mosquito |
| unicellular, aquatic with animal and plant characteristics | euglenoids |
| golden algae that produce oil and live near sunlight | diatoms |
| two flagella that help them spin | dinoflagellates |
| predator of phytoplankton and zooplankton | zooplankton |
| serve as indicators for a healthy ecosystem | zooplankton |
| most numerous zooplankton | copepods |
| some can eat algae and use chloroplasts | foraminiferans |
| red algae that live in deep water | rhodophytes |
| green algae closest relative to plants | chlorophytes |
| protists that resemble fungi | slime molds |
| can survive in many terrestrial environments | fungi |
| what kingdom undergoes dikaryotic stage | fungi |
| what is dikaryotic mean | 2 nuclei in one cell |
| mycelium are? | multiple hyphae |
| sporangium are? | hyphae that have spores |
| what are all 3 asexual reproductions of fungi | releasing spores, budding, or fragmentation of hyphae |
| how do fungi have sexual reproduction | spores join to form new fungus |
| sac fungi | ascomycetes |
| club fungi | basidiomycetes |
| zygospores | zygomycetes |
| used in food or medicine and is a fungi(fun guy haha get it?) | deuteromycetes |
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jeffminowa
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