Seedless Vascular Plants: Ferns, Fern Allies

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General Botany Lab Final

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Seedless Vascular tissue has ______ _______

vascular tissue

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Most seedless vascular plants have _______

megaphylls

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Vascular Tissue:

Xylem and Phloem

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Megaphylls:

True Leaves

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Most Seedless Vascular Plants have _____

roots

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Seedless Vascular Plants reproduce through ______

spores

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In seedless vascular plants the _____ is dominant

sporophyte

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Phylum Lycophyta are _____

seedless

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Phyllum Lycophta reproduce by _____

spores

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Phylum Lycophyta have ____ and _____

roots and leaves

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What are the 3 common genera of Phylum Lycophyta?

Lycopodium, Selaginella, Isoetes

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Phylum Lycophyta Alternation of _________

generations

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Lycopodium:

homosporous

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Equisetum has reduced megaphylls in _______

whorls

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Equisetum internodes are ______

long

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Equisetum have photosynthetic ridged _____

stems

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Equisetum have ______ subtending sporangia

sporangiophore

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Equisetum have sporangia that are contained in ______

strobilus

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In Equisetum, the ________ are attached to central axis forming strobilus

sporangiophores

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Equisetem Cross Section

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Equisetum Strobili

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Equisetum Cross Section

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Equisetum Life Cycle

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Psilotum Life Cycle

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Psilotum

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Psilotum Stem Cross Section

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Psilotum Synangium Cross Section

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Psilotum Synangium

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Monilophytes: Division

Pteridophyta

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Pteridophyta

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Pteridophyta Sorus

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Polypodium Rhizome Cross Section

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<p>What is 1? </p>

What is 1?

Epidermis

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<p>What is 2? </p>

What is 2?

Ridge

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<p>What is 3? </p>

What is 3?

Vallecular canal

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<p>What is 4? </p>

What is 4?

Chlorophyllous cells

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<p>What is 5? </p>

What is 5?

Hollow Pith

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<p>What is 6? </p>

What is 6?

Endodermis

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<p>What is 7? </p>

What is 7?

Carinal Canal

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<p>What is 8?</p>

What is 8?

Vascular Bundle

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<p>What is 1? </p>

What is 1?

Axis of Strobilus

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<p>What is 2? </p>

What is 2?

Sporangiophore

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<p>What is 3? </p>

What is 3?

Sporangium

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<p>What is 4? </p>

What is 4?

Spores

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<p>What is 1? </p>

What is 1?

Sporangiophore

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<p>What is 2? </p>

What is 2?

Sporangium

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<p>What is 3? </p>

What is 3?

Elaters

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<p>What is 4? </p>

What is 4?

Spores

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<p>What is 5? </p>

What is 5?

Strobilus axis

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<p>What is 1? </p>

What is 1?

Synangium

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<p>What is 2? </p>

What is 2?

Spores

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<p>What is 3? </p>

What is 3?

Enation

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<p>What is 1? </p>

What is 1?

Sori

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<p>What is 2? </p>

What is 2?

Pinna

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<p>What is 3? </p>

What is 3?

Frond

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<p>What is 4? </p>

What is 4?

Stipe

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<p>What is 5? </p>

What is 5?

Rhizome

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<p>What is 1? </p>

What is 1?

Epidermis

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<p>What is 2? </p>

What is 2?

Meristeles

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<p>What is 3? </p>

What is 3?

Cortex

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<p>What is 1? </p>

What is 1?

Endodermis

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<p>What is 2 and 3? </p>

What is 2 and 3?

Phloem

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<p>What is 4? </p>

What is 4?

Xylem

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<p>What is 1? </p>

What is 1?

Antheridia

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<p>What is 2? </p>

What is 2?

Archegonia

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<p>What is 3? </p>

What is 3?

Rhizoids