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Evolutionary order of green algae

1 (Oldest)

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Evolutionary order of lycophytes

2nd

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Evolutionary order of bryophytes

3rd

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Evolutionary order of ferns

4th

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Evolutionary order of gymnosperms

5th

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Evolutionary order of angiosperms

6 (Youngest)

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<p>Alternation of generation with protected embryo emerges</p>

Alternation of generation with protected embryo emerges

b

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<p>Flowers emerge</p>

Flowers emerge

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<p>Pollen emerges</p>

Pollen emerges

g

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<p>Seeds emerge</p>

Seeds emerge

e

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<p>Stomata emerge</p>

Stomata emerge

c

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<p>Vascular tissue emerges</p>

Vascular tissue emerges

d

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Shared ancestral characters: Seeds

allow for the dispersal of offspring over space and time.

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Shared ancestral characters: Pollen

contain a tube cell and a generative cell.

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Shared ancestral characters: Microspores

give rise to the male gametophyte found in pollen grains.

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Which of the following are shared ancestral characters of both angiosperms & gymnosperms?

Pollen grains contain a tube cell and a generative cell., Seeds allow for the dispersal of offspring over space and time., Microspores give rise to the male gametophyte found in pollen grains.

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Which of the following are shared derived characters of angiosperms (but not gymnosperms)?

There is a double fertilization event, leading to the formation of the diploid embryo., Reproductive structures are located in a flower., After fertilization, the ovary thickens and forms a fruit.

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What is the ploidy of the following structures: gametophyte, seed, spore, sporophyte? 

1n, 2n, 1n, 2n

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Angiosperm derived character: Flowers

Reproductive structures are located

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Angiosperm derived character: Double fertilization

event leading to the formation of the diploid embryo.

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Angiosperm derived character: Fruit

After fertilization, the ovary thickens and forms this

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Division consisting of 3 genera (which include Ephedra) and have a few characteristics similar to that of an angiosperm, including wider leaves & vessel elements

Gnetophyta

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Division consisting of cone-bearing evergreen trees that are photosynthetic year round

Coniferophyta

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Division consisting of fruit-producing plants (e.g., coconut & orange trees, tomato & corn plants)

Anthophyta

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Division consisting of one surviving species and is characterized by bi-lobed leaves

Ginkgophyta

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Division consisting of palm-like trees with naked seeds and flagellated sperm

Cycadophyta

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Which of the following are NOT a fruit (banana, acorn, potato, cucumber, cabbage, apple, walnut, coconut, rice)?

potato and cabbage, the rest are

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Flowers that contain carpels, but NOT stamina (plural of stamen) are _______.

incomplete, imperfect, dioecious

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<p>anther</p>

anther

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<p>Carpel</p>

Carpel

A

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<p>filament</p>

filament

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<p>ovary</p>

ovary

B

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<p><span>ovules (megasporangia)</span></p>

ovules (megasporangia)

C

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<p><span>perianth (corolla composed of petals &amp; calyx composed of sepals)</span></p>

perianth (corolla composed of petals & calyx composed of sepals)

H

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<p><span>pollen grains</span></p>

pollen grains

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<p><span>sepal</span></p>

sepal

F

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<p><br><span>stamen</span></p>


stamen

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<p><span>stigma</span></p>

stigma

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<p>style</p>

style

D

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<p><span>Referring to the image above, which flowers display <strong>bilateral symmetry</strong>?</span></p>

Referring to the image above, which flowers display bilateral symmetry?

C

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<p><span>Referring to the image above, which flowers display <strong>radial symmetry</strong>?</span></p>

Referring to the image above, which flowers display radial symmetry?

B,A,D

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<p><span>Referring to the image above, which flowers are <strong>inflorescent</strong>?&nbsp;&nbsp;</span></p>

Referring to the image above, which flowers are inflorescent?  

B, D

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In gymnosperms & angiosperms, the female gametophyte consists of ____ cells.

7

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Hibiscus shrubs develop from a seedling with two cotyledons, displays netted veins on its leaves, and its flowers have 5 petals. It is most likely a _______.

eudicot

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A banana develops from a seedling with a single cotyledon, displays parallel veins on its leaves, and produces flowers with three petals. It is most likely a _______.

monocot

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Which of the following is NOT true of seeds?

The embryonic plant is able to photosynthesize

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Which of the following is NOT true of pollen?

Able to remain viable up to tens to thousands of years

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Shared traits of seeds and pollen

Both are able to withstand desiccation and be dispersed via water, air, or animals.