Plant systems: Wk 1-1 Domains, Kingdoms, World of Plants

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“What are the three domains of life on Earth?”

“Archaea, Bacteria, Eukarya”

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“Which domain contains plants?”

“Eukarya”

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“What type of cell membrane lipids do Archaea have?”

“Ether-linked lipids”

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“What type of cell membrane lipids do Bacteria have?”

“Ester-linked lipids”

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“What type of cell membrane lipids do Eukarya have?”

“Ester-linked lipids”

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“Do Archaea have membrane-bound organelles?”

“No”

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“Do Bacteria have a nucleus?”

“No”

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“Which domain has membrane-bound organelles and a nucleus?”

“Eukarya”

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“What type of chromosomes do Archaea have?”

“Circular chromosomes”

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“What type of chromosomes do Bacteria have?”

“Circular chromosomes”

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“What type of chromosomes do Eukarya have?”

“Multiple linear chromosomes”

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“What metabolic process is unique to Archaea?”

“Methanogenesis”

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“What types of reproduction occur in Eukarya?”

“Sexual and asexual reproduction”

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“What kingdom includes decomposers that absorb nutrients?”

“Fungi”

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“What kingdom is non-monophyletic and includes organisms that are not plants, animals, or fungi?”

“Protista”

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“What kingdom do green plants belong to?”

“Viridiplantae”

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“What domain does Kingdom Viridiplantae belong to?”

“Eukarya”

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“What type of nutrition do green plants use?”

“Autotrophic (photosynthesis)”

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“What is the basic photosynthesis equation?”

“CO2 + H2O + energy → sugars”

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“What material makes up plant cell walls?”

“Cellulose”

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“What type of organisms are green plants in terms of cellular organization?”

“Multicellular”

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“Where do green plants live?”

“Aquatic and terrestrial habitats”

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“What group includes stoneworts and charophytes?”

“Green algae”

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“What green alga is a multicellular macrophyte?”

“Ulva lactuca”

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“What type of green alga is Pediastrum?”

“Colonial”

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“What type of green alga is Oedogonium?”

“Filamentous”

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“What type of green alga is Bracteacoccus?”

“Coccoid unicellular”

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“What large single-celled green alga resembles a wine glass?”

“Acetabularia”

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“What are bryophytes?”

“Non-vascular green plants”

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“Name three groups of bryophytes”

“Mosses, liverworts, hornworts”

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“What life cycle alternates between haploid and diploid stages?”

“Alternation of generations”

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“What is the haploid stage called?”

“Gametophyte”

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“What is the diploid stage called?”

“Sporophyte”

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“What are monilophytes?”

“Vascular plants reproducing by spores”

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“Name two types of club moss relatives”

“Spike mosses and club mosses”

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“What group includes whisk ferns?”

“Monilophytes”

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“What group includes horsetails such as Equisetum?”

“Sphenophytes”

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“What are pteridophytes?”

“True ferns”

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“What are seed plants?”

“Plants that reproduce using seeds”

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“Name four major seed plant groups”

“Cycads, conifers, ginkgo, flowering plants”

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“What structures do cycads use for reproduction?”

“Cones”

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“What plant group includes the maidenhair tree?”

“Ginkgophyta”

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“What type of leaves does Ginkgo have?”

“Fan-shaped leaves”

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“What group includes redwoods and pines?”

“Conifers”

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“What phylum includes conifers?”

“Pinophyta”

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“What group includes Gnetum?”

“Gnetaceae”

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“What is unique about flowering plants?”

“Double fertilization”

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“What structure produces pollen in flowering plants?”

“Anthers”

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“Where do ovules develop into seeds?”

“Within the ovary”

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“What are the four major angiosperm groups?”

“Primitive angiosperms, magnoliids, monocots, eudicots”

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“What are primitive flowering plants also called?”

“Basal angiosperms”

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“Name one example of a basal angiosperm”

“Water lilies”

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“What feature defines monocots?”

“One cotyledon”

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“What type of leaf venation do monocots have?”

“Parallel veins”

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“What type of pollen do monocots have?”

“One furrow”

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“What feature defines dicots?”

“Two cotyledons”

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“What type of pollen defines eudicots?”

“Tricolpate pollen”

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“What does tricolpate pollen mean?”

“Three furrows or pores”

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“What vascular structure do eudicots have?”

“Vascular cambium”

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“What leaf structure do eudicots typically have?”

“Petiole and blade”

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“What saying distinguishes grasses, sedges, and rushes?”

“Sedges have edges, rushes are round, grasses are hollow”

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“What family includes grasses and cereal crops?”

“Poaceae”

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“What family includes sedges?”

“Cyperaceae”

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“What family includes rushes?”

“Juncaceae”

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“What group makes up most dicots?”

“Eudicots”

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“What characteristic links eudicots phylogenetically?”

“Tricolpate pollen and DNA evidence”