Plant Reproduction and Biodiversity Flashcards

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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

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What features attract insects to flowers?

Nectar guides, brightly colored petals (yellow or blue)

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What are some characteristics of insect-pollinated flower anatomy and scent?

Small anthers and stigmas, sweet scented

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Why do some flowers have sweet scents?

Attract insects for pollination

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What is the typical size and color of wind-pollinated flowers?

Small (green or brown)

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What type of stigmas do wind-pollinated flowers have?

Long and feathery

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What kind of anthers do Wind-pollinated flowers have?

Large anthers

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What is absent in wind-pollinated flowers regarding scent and nectar?

No scent or nectar

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What can petals be replaced by in wind-pollinated flowers?

Bracts

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What are the main functions of xylem and phloem?

Transporting water and photosynthetic products

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What covers leaves to prevent water loss?

Waxy cuticle

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What protects the seeds of some plants?

Seeds protected by fruit

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What is the definition of pollination?

Transfer of pollen from an anther to the stigma

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In self-pollination, where does the pollen transfer to?

The same flower

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In cross-pollination, where does the pollen transfer to?

Flower of another plant of the same species

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Name some common flower pollinators.

Birds, wind, and insects

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What protects birds in flowers? (Typo in original notes, use original)

Gomosphe

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Describe the petals of bird-pollinated flowers.

Brightly colored petals (red or orange)

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What is the scent of bird-pollinated flowers like?

Mildly or not scented

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Give an example of a bryophyte.

Mosses

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Where are bryophytes commonly found?

Damp shady areas

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What is a thallus?

No true roots, stems, or leaves

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Is vascular tissue present or absent in bryophytes?

Absent

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How do bryophytes reproduce?

Asexually or sexually

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Give an example of a pteridophyte.

Ferns

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What type of habitat do pteridophytes need?

Warm, damp, shady habitat

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What true parts do pteridophytes have?

Leaves, roots, and stems

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Give an example of a gymnosperm?

Pine trees

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What are the different feeding habits of angiosperms?

Autotrophic, parasitic, or saprophytes

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Where are the seeds found in angiosperms?

Seeds found in fruits