Plant Traits TablePLANT VOCABULARYDOMINANT GENERATIONSporophyte/GametophyteCELL TYPE IN ADULT ORGANISMHaploid =Diploid=VASCULAR TISSUES PRESENTPhloem =Xylem =MALE SEX CELLS/ IS WATER NEEDED?Pollen =Anther =FEMALE SEX CELLS FLOWERS?Ova =Ovary =SEEDS "NAKED" OR IN FRUIT?Seed =Fruit=ROOT SYSTEM PRESENT AND TYPE?RhizomeTuberLoBryophytagametophyte sporophytehaploidnon-vascularantheridiawater is neededreproduce bysporesarchegoniano flowersthru sporesSeedlessreproduceby sporesMonilophytano tubersxxxidiploidvascularreproduce by spore gymnospermnotCycadlarge compound leaveswater is needed kwood trinknoflowersreproducee bysporesseedlessreproduceby sporesproduce poilerneed waterCones haveovules →fertilizedby pollen that iscarried by nindorinsectsvhizobeeeeeeeyComplex root large rootsabsorbwater system w/+ hutnentsthru their leaveslairmain roots+ lateral rootstrue rhizomeno tubersSeedsin awoody conesystemwoody rhizomeho tubers

Bryophytes are lower plants that come after algae in the biological classification. Their body is…

NT GENERATION te/ Gametophyte E IN ADULT ORGANISM R TISSUES PRESENT CELLS/IS WATER NEEDED? EX CELLS FLOWERS? KED" OR IN FRUIT? EM PRESENT AND TYPE? gametophyte sporophyte haploid non-vascular archegonia no flowers thru spores antheridia water is needed water is needed wood trink reproduce by spores Seedless reproduce by spoves diploid vascular xxxi reproduce by spore gymnosperm not noflowers reproducee by spores seedless reproduce by spoves large compound lear produce poiler need water Cones have ovules → fertilized by pollen that carried by nin Seeds in a woody cone meelesey Complex root large root system absorbwater system w/ wordy rhizome + nutrients thru their leaves air main roots + lateral roots true rhizome no tubers no tubers or inse ho tubers

NT GENERATION te/ Gametophyte E IN ADULT ORGANISM R TISSUES PRESENT CELLS/IS WATER NEEDED? EX CELLS FLOWERS? KED" OR IN FRUIT? EM PRESENT AND TYPE? gametophyte sporophyte haploid non-vascular archegonia no flowers thru spores antheridia water is needed water is needed wood trink reproduce by spores Seedless reproduce by spoves diploid vascular xxxi reproduce by spore gymnosperm not noflowers reproducee by spores seedless reproduce by spoves large compound lear produce poiler need water Cones have ovules → fertilized by pollen that carried by nin Seeds in a woody cone meelesey Complex root large root system absorbwater system w/ wordy rhizome + nutrients thru their leaves air main roots + lateral roots true rhizome no tubers no tubers or inse ho tubers

Biology 2e

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ISBN:9781947172517

Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Publisher:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Chapter25: Seedless Plants

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 3VCQ: Figure 25.24 Which of the following statements about the fern life cycle is false? Sporangia produce...

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