bio exam 3 seedless plants

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features shared by chlorophytes, carophytes, and plantae

  • multicellularity

  • cellulose cell walls

  • chloroplasts w/ same pigments

  • starch storage molecule

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characteristics carophytes share with plantae

  • flagellated sperm (liverworts)

  • cellulose synthesis proteins (rings)

  • cytokinesis process (cell plate formation)

  • sporopollenin

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what is sporopollenin?

a durable polymer that protects zygotes in charophytes, spores in seedless plants, and pollen grains in seed plants

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what is alteration of generations?

there are 2n and n multicellular forms in the plant’s life cycle, allows sporophyte (2n) to make large number of diverse offspring

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charophyte life cycle

only haploid is multicellular, zygote does meiosis to produce 4 offspring

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walled haploid spores

protected by sporopollenin, dispersed through air, made with multicellular sporangium

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what is multicellular gametangia?

  • protect sperm with antheridium

  • protect egg with archegonium

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how are sporophyte embryos nourished?

placental transfer cells within female gametophyte

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what are apical meristems?

continuously dividing cells, roots and shoots grow towards resources

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waxy cuticle purpose

waxy coat stops desiccation, pores allow CO2/O2 exchange, controllable stomata in most plants

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secondary compounds purpose

chemicals that deter, repel, or poison competitors, herbovores, and parasites

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what are mycorrhizae

in mutualism with fungi that help with water and mineral absorption

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what are bryophytes?

  • liverworts, phylum heptophyta

  • mosses, phylum bryophyta

  • hornworts, phylum anthocerophyta

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bryophyte haploid form characteristics

  • haploid gametophyte is dominant form

  • make eggs & flagellated sperm

  • most small and low growing in moist areas

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bryophyte characteristics

  • lack vascular and supportive tissue

  • very thin body that depends on diffusion

  • rhizoids for attachment (not true roots)

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bryophyte diploid from characteristics

  • diploid sporophyte depends on gamteophyte for food

  • grows within archegonium of gametophyte

  • sporangium makes many haploid spores