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Flashcards based on lecture notes about plant reproduction and biodiversity.
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What type of stigma do insect-pollinated flowers have?
Small and sticky stigma
What features attract insects to flowers?
Nectar guides, brightly colored petals (yellow or blue)
What are some characteristics of insect-pollinated flower anatomy and scent?
Small anthers and stigmas, sweet scented
Why do some flowers have sweet scents?
Attract insects for pollination
What is the typical size and color of wind-pollinated flowers?
Small (green or brown)
What type of stigmas do wind-pollinated flowers have?
Long and feathery
What kind of anthers do Wind-pollinated flowers have?
Large anthers
What is absent in wind-pollinated flowers regarding scent and nectar?
No scent or nectar
What can petals be replaced by in wind-pollinated flowers?
Bracts
What are the main functions of xylem and phloem?
Transporting water and photosynthetic products
What covers leaves to prevent water loss?
Waxy cuticle
What protects the seeds of some plants?
Seeds protected by fruit
What is the definition of pollination?
Transfer of pollen from an anther to the stigma
In self-pollination, where does the pollen transfer to?
The same flower
In cross-pollination, where does the pollen transfer to?
Flower of another plant of the same species
Name some common flower pollinators.
Birds, wind, and insects
What protects birds in flowers? (Typo in original notes, use original)
Gomosphe
Describe the petals of bird-pollinated flowers.
Brightly colored petals (red or orange)
What is the scent of bird-pollinated flowers like?
Mildly or not scented
Give an example of a bryophyte.
Mosses
Where are bryophytes commonly found?
Damp shady areas
What is a thallus?
No true roots, stems, or leaves
Is vascular tissue present or absent in bryophytes?
Absent
How do bryophytes reproduce?
Asexually or sexually
Give an example of a pteridophyte.
Ferns
What type of habitat do pteridophytes need?
Warm, damp, shady habitat
What true parts do pteridophytes have?
Leaves, roots, and stems
Give an example of a gymnosperm?
Pine trees
What are the different feeding habits of angiosperms?
Autotrophic, parasitic, or saprophytes
Where are the seeds found in angiosperms?
Seeds found in fruits