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Plant Lab Learning Objectives Seedless Plants Explain what is meant by “alteration of generations” Explain the difference between the sporophyte and gametophyte generation in plants. State which generation is haploid and which is diploid Name the process that makes spores and state if spores are haploid or diploid Name the process that creates sperm and egg from spores and state if sperm and egg are haploid or diploid Identify and know the function of the archegonium and the antheridium Seed Plants Understand the basic difference between gymnosperm and angiosperm life cycles Identify and know the function of the microscopes and the megaspores Identify the flower parts and which structures and male and female Part I. Seedless Plants Procedure Access the page “ Reading: Seedless Plants .” Access the Seedless Plants Lecture Slides Background https://openstax.org/details/books/concepts-biology Phylum Bryophyta (Mosses) View the live moss specimens available in the lab. 1. Is the green “leaf like” tissue gametophyte or sporophyte? - The green leaf like tissue is called gametophyte. 2. Is the stalk that emerges from the green “leaf like” tissue gametophyte or sporophyte? - The stock that emerges from the green leaf like tissue called sporophyte. View the prepared slide of the archegonium and the antheridium. 3. Is the archegonium male or female? - The archegonium is a female. 4. What cell is produced in the archegonium? - The cells produced in the archegonium is egg cells. 5. Is the cell produced by archegonium haploid or diploid?
- The cell produced is a haploid. 6. Is the antheridium male or female? - Antheridium is a male. 7. What cell is produced in the antheridium? - The cells produced in the antheridium are sperm cells. 8. Is the cell produced by the antheridium haploid or diploid? - The cells produced by the antheridium is haploid. 9. W hat is meant by the idea of “alteration of generations?” - The plant goes back to haploid then to diploid and then back. Part II. Seed Plants Procedure Acc ess the page “ Reading: Seed Plants .” Access the Seed Plants Lecture Slides Background https://openstax.org/details/books/concepts-biology Gymnosperms 1. Name the four phyla within gymnosperms. - Conifer, cycads, ginkgo, geophytes. Observe the conifer leaf. 2. How does the needle-like leaf benefit the conifer? - The needle-like leaves benefit the conifer because they have lower wind resistance and retain water easier. Observe the pine cones. 3. Are pine cones haploid or diploid? - Pine cone is a diploid. 4. Which is wider male or female pine cones? - Female pine cones are wider. View the slide of the pollen (male) pine cone cross section. Find the microspores. 5. Are microspores haploid or diploid? - Microspores are haploids. View the slide of the seed (female) pine cone cross section. Find the megaspores. 6. Are megaspores haploid or diploid? - Megaspores are diploids.
Find the egg on the slide. 7. Is the tissue surrounding the egg haploid or diploid? - Tissue surrounding the eggs is a haploid. 8. Once the egg is fertilized what structure will form? - Once the egg is fertilized the structure will form a zygote. 9. Is the structure haploid or diploid? - The structure is a diploid. 10. How are seeds dispersed through the environment? - The seeds can be dispersed thought the environment by gravity, wind, ballistic, water, and by animals. 11. What cell division process (mitosis or meiosis) do seeds undergo to create a new pine tree? - The cell division process that seeds undergo to create a new pine tree is mitosis. Angiosperms 12. Is the stamen male or female? - Stamen is a male. 13. What part of the flower develops into a fruit? - The part of the flower that develops into a fruit is the ovary.
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