Biology II Unit 2 (Ch 28-32)

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Dr. Robin Wall Kimmerer was a distinguished professor and director of Center for _______________ Peoples and the Environment @ SUNY-ESF

native

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Kimmerer was a citizen of _______________ Nation

Potawatomi

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TEK: Traditional __________________ Knowledge

Ecological

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Kimmerer was the celebrated author of Gathering Moss and _________________ Sweetgrass

Braiding

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Welwitschia ______________

mirabilis

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Welwitschia mirabilis lives in harsh Northern ______________ desert

Namib

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Welwitschia mirabilis survives by absorbing water from sea fog and deep ________________

groundwater

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Welwitschia mirabilis key role for animals and humans in otherwise arid ______________

desert

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Description of a Welwitschia mirabilis: ~1m tall with only __________ large leaves that split over time

two

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Welwitschia mirabilis is a_________________ plant with pink pollen cones and blue-green seed cones

dioecious

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Some plants estimated to be >______________ years old

2000

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Clade of green algae & land plants: ____________ or "green plants"

viridiplantae

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Green algae: primarily ___________

aquatic

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Green algae is a ___________

protist

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Green algae is the closest living relative to _____________ plants

land

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Land plants: _________________ environment

terrestrial

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Transition from aquatic to ____________ life when land plants evolved from green algae

terrestrial

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Humans could not live without _______________ or green algae

plants

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Humans rely on plants for _____________, fuel, fiber, building materials and ______________

food, medicine

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Plants lead to ________________, forestry and horticulture

agriculture

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Ecosystem services: ______, build and maintain soil, moderate local climate

o2

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Primary production: support virtually all other ___________ on Earth

life

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Global carbon cycle: plants take in ___________ and sequester it to grow, carbon stored in plants

carbon

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Food: agriculture began ~____________ years ago

12,000

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Fuel: ___________ and fossil fuels

wood

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Fiber and building material: clothing and _____________

housing

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Medicine: ________ of prescriptions in US contain plant derived molecules

25%

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Scientists study diversification in plants using: _______________ traits, ______________ record, and _______________ trees

morphological, fossil, phylogenetic

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________________-500,000 species of green algae and land plants are identified today

450,000

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Green algae can be unicellular or ________________

multicellular

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Green algae is _______________ (sometimes there is specialization of labor)

colonial

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Green algae have a majority ________________ habitats

aquatic

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Freshwater green algae is hypothesized to be closely related to ______________ plants

land

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The hypothesis about freshwater green algae is based on similar _____________ structure, cells walls, storage product, and pigments

chloroplast

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There are three primary groups of land plants: _________________, _______________ _______________ and ________________

nonvascular, seedless vascular, seed

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Nonvascular plants: no _______________ tissue, use ____________ for reproduction and dispersal (moss)

vascular, spores

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Seedless vascular plants: well-developed ________________ tissue, ______________ for reproduction and dispersal (ferns)

vascular, spores

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Seed plants: have ____________ tissue, use ______________ for reproduction and dispersal

vascular, seeds

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Gymnosperms= ___________ seed

naked

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Angiosperms= _____________ seed

encased

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Example of gymnosperms

conifers

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Example of angiosperms

flowering plants

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Green algae fossil record: 700-______ mya

725

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Land plant fossil record: _______ mya

475

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Challenges for plants: ____________ (drying out), _____________ of light, overcome _______________, ______________ on land

desiccation, intensity, gravity, reproduction

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Three innovations that came from the origin of land plants: _____________, ______________, and ____________

cuticles, spores, sporangia

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Cuticle

waxy layer to resist drying

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Spores

coated in sporopollenin which prevents spores from drying

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Sporangia

spore-producing structure

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Silurian-Devonian Explosion: virtually all adaptation to allow plants to live in dry, terrestrial environments when ___________ appear

stomata

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Stomata (stoma)

openings that allow gas exchange

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Carboniferous period: most fossils from seedless ____________ plants

vascular

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During the diversification of gymnosperms is when _____________ first appeared

mammals

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Seeds

reproductive structure with nutritious tissue and hard covering

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Pollen

sperm-producing gametophyte with protective coating

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The diversification of angiosperms is also called what

the age of flowering plants

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Fruit

mature, ripened ovary along with seeds and associated structures

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Fruit disperses via wind, ____________, other pollinators or even animal waste

insect

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Phylogenetic trees are grouped according to overall ________ structure and/or distinctive characteristics

cell

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Green plants are _________________

monophyletic

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Land plants are ________________

monophyletic

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Land plants had one transition from ____________ to ______________

water, land

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Land plants vascular tissue evolved ______________

once

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Land plant seed evolved _______________ (and then diverged)

once

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_______________________ are the closest living relative to land plants

zygnematophyceae

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Controlling _______________ loss was a fundamental adaptation of land plants

water

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Surviving intense ________________ because light is much brighter on land than in water

sunlight

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Greater exposure to harmful ___________ rays

UV

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Plants have ______-absorbing compounds

UV

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Plants had to learn to grow ________________ in air

upright

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The first land plants had __________ sprawling growth

low

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The evolution of __________________ tissue allowed plants to be rigid enough to avoid falling over

vascular

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Fossils with vascular tissue from Rhynie _____________ formation in Scotland

Chert

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Cell walls thickened with rings of _______________

lignin

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Tracheids help gas exchange and __________ or nutrients

water

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Sexual reproduction is important because it increases genetic _________________, the number of individuals, and dispersion to new habitats

variability

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______________ that resist drying (tough coat); disperse by wind

spores

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_______________ produced in specialized, multicellular structures

gametes

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_______________ that are retained on and nourished by parent plant

embryos

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Gametes develop in ______________

gametangia

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Gametangia protects gametes from _________________ out and from physical damage

drying

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Gametangia is present in all living plants except _______________

angiosperms

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Antheridia (antheridium)

sperm producing

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Archegonia (archegonium)

egg producing

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Instead of shedding eggs into water/soil, land plants retain them in the ______________

archegonia

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Development begins on the parent plant, forming a multicellular ____________ that remains attached and nourished

embryo

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All land plants undergo _________________ of generations

alternation

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The phyte suffix means

plant

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Two multlicellular phases: ______________ gametophyte (produce gametes), _______________ sporophyte (produces spore)

haploid, diploid

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Many algae (including some green algae) also have _________________ of generations, but evidence suggests it arose independently in plants (convergent evolution)

alternation

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Sporophyte produces _________________ spores (through process of _______________)

haploid, meiosis

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Spores germinate and develop into multicellular, haploid ______________ (through process of ______________)

gametophyte, mitosis

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Gametophytes produce _____________ gametes (through process of ________________)

haploid, mitosis

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Two gametes fuse during fertlization to form a _______________ _____________ (through process of __________________)

diploid zygote, fertilization

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Zygote divides (______________) and grows into multicellular, diploid __________________

mitosis, sporophyte

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__________________ plants: sporophyte is small and short-lived; gametophyte-dominated

nonvascular

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_____________________ plants: sporophyte much larger and longer-lived; sporophyte-dominated (evolved later)

vascular

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Sporophyte-dominated life cycles are advantageous because it is easy to _____________ with one organism

reproduce

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More copies of genes = more genetic _________________= better evolution

diversity

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Nonvascular and most seedless vascular plants display ______________

homospory