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When did Earth Dry and Warm?How old are oldest gymnosperms?
Devonian Period
251-200 mya
Types of gymnosperms?
coniferophyta, gingkophyta, cycadophyta, gnetophyta
Synapomorphies of Cycads? When did they arise?
Simple aerial trunk lacking lateral branching, dioecous
Arose in 320 mya
Cycad flagella details?
They are biflagellate and asymmetrical roots
Gingkophyta synapomorphies? Arose?
Possess bi-lobed leaves and dichotomous leaf venation, dioceous, flagellated sperm
280 mya
Coniferophyta synapomorphies?Arose?
Possess nonmotile sperm cells and possess highly lignified leaves
290 mya
Name the Genera in pinaceae, cupressaceae, and auricariaceae
Pinus, Picea, Tsuga
Thuja, Juniperus
Auricaria
What are 4 flower whorls
calyx(sepals), corolla(petals), androecium(stamen), gynoecium(carpels)
Synapomorphies of gnetophyta? Know genera?
Striate pollen, have vessel elements (xylem) with porose perforation plates
Welwitschia, gnetum, ephedra
Anthophyta synapomorphies
Possess flowers and fruits
Ovules with double integument
Double fertilization with 2N zygote and 3N endosperm
Sieve tube members (phloem)
Reduced male and female gametophytes
Complete/incomplete flower? Perfect/imperfect flower? Superior/inferior ovaries?
Complete- all 4 whorls
Perfect- both sexes
Ovary superior- ovary above attachment point of everything else.
Plesiomorphic vs Apomorphic
Plesio: parts spirally arranged, many carpels, unfused
Apomorphic: parts in whorl, fusion of flower parts, complex heads
Liliopsida synapomorphies
Embryos with a single cotyledon
Parallel leaf venation
Atactostele
Fibrous root system that lacks tap roots
Pollen grain with single opening
Flower multiples of 3
Hamamelidopsida synapomorphies
Embryos with two cotyledons
Netlike venation
Steles in rings
Taproots
Pollen grain with 3 openings
Flowers in multiples of 4/5
Parts of seed development for anthopyta
1 egg- female gamete, takes 1 sperm
2 synergids- support egg
2 polar nuclei- receive 2nd sperm, make endosperm
3 antipodal- no function, just die
Mother sporophyte used for nutrition, daughter gametophyte holds 8 cells
endosperm used for rapid growth