chapter 18- gymnosperms

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gymnosperm

refers to the exposed nature of the seeds

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surface of sporophylls

gymnosperm seeds are produced on the ___________ instead of being enclosed within a fruit as in flowering plants

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female gametophyte

produced inside an ovule that contains a megasporangium

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megasporangium

the ovule contains a

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nucellus

what is a megasporangium

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integument

what is the ovule enclosed in

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sporophyte

mostly trees and shrubs: sporophyte or gametophyte

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gametophytes

what is tiny and develop within sporophytes

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single

seeds are a results of single or double fertilization in gymnosperms

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no

does gymnosperm fertilization require water

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dormant state of seeds

seed coat

seed dispersal

seed includes food

4 advantages of seed plants (gymnosperms)

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dormant state of seed

what enables seeds to survive cold winters and droughts

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seed coat

serves as a barrier against bacterial or fungal decay

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seed dispersal

seeds attract seed-eating animals for

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food

seeds include _______ for the embryo and germinating seedling

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coniferophyta

phylum of conifers

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pinus (pines)

what is the largest genus of conifers

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bristlecone pines (4600 yo)

what is the worlds oldest known living organism

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needlelike, arranged in bundles of two to five leaves

each cluster (fascicle) forms a cylindrical rod if leaves are held together

what are pine leaves like in coniferophyta

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hypodermis

where is the hypodermic located in coniferophyta

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mesophyll

where do resin canals develop in coniferophyta

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tracheids

most gymnosperm wood consists primarily of

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soft wood

gymnosperm wood is considered soft or hard wood

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mycorrhizal fungi

what is associated with the roots of most conifers

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heterospory

are pines (coniferophyta) homospory or heterospory

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male strobili

what are pollen cones

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papery cones

consist of papery scales arranged in a spiral around an axis

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microsporangia

in the pollen cone _________ develops in pairs towards the base of the scales

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microspore

in a pollen cone, each ________ develops into a winged pollen grain

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microspore

immature male gametophyte of coniferophyta

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two prothallial cells, a generative cell, and a tube cell

what does a microspore of coniferophyta consist of

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generative cell

what enter the pollen tube and divided (in pollen cone)

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sterile cell and spermatogenous cell

what does a pollen cone generative cell divide into

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two sperm (no flagella)

what does the sterile cell and spermatogenous cell divide into

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mature male gametophyte

if a pollen cone has a pollen tube and two sperm, then it is a

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antheridium

what does a pollen cone not form

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ovulate cones/female strobili

seed cones

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seed cones

consist of woody scales with bracts arranged in a spiral around and axis

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bracts

what do seed cones have a maturity

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two ovules

what do seed scales bear on its upper surface

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nucellus (megasporangium)

what does an ovule consist of that is surrounded by the integument with and opening called micropyle

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megesporocyte

what is within the megasporangium

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meiosis

what does the megasporocyte undergo: mitosis or meiosis

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4 megaspores

what does the megasporocyte produce after meiosis

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1

how many megaspores develop into the female gametophyte

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two or three archegonia

what differentiates at the micropylar end

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pollination

15 months after _______, the tip of pollen tube arrive at the archegonium

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zygote→embryo

one sperm unites with the egg forming the ________→_______

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female gametophyte

what nourished the embryo

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seed coat

what does the integument become after pollination

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ginkgophyta

what phylum does the ginkgo belong to

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maidenhair tree

common name for gingko

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fan-shaped leaves

leaf shape of ginkgo

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1 living species

how many species of ginkgo are there

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hair-like veins, no midrib or prominent veins

veins of gingko

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cycadophyta

what phylum do cycads belong to

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cycads

tree with appearance of a cross between a tree fern and a palm

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cycads

slow-growing plants of the tropics that have tall unbranched trunks

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pinnately

cycads have a crown of largely _______ divided leaves

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dioecious

cycads: monoecious or dioecious

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zamina pumila

what is the only cycad species native to the us

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gnetophyta

what phylum is unique among the gymnosperms in having vessels in the xylem

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ephedra

what genus are gnetophyts joint firs in

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gnetophytes/ gnetum

phylum and genus that occur in tropics, more vine-like with broad leaves similar to flowing plants

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welwitschia, gnetum, ephedra

three genus of gnetophyta

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welwitschia

what is confined to temperate deserted of southwestern Africa and only produces two leaves throughout their lifespan

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crassulacean acid metabolism (CAM)

what type of photosynthesis does welwitschia have

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true sperm conveyor

coniferophyta and gnetophyta don’t produce motile sperm, therefore their pollen tube is a