Exam 28: The Evolution of Seed Plants
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Exam 28: The Evolution of Seed Plants259 Questions
Exam 29: The Evolution and Diversity of Fungi261 Questions
Exam 30: Animal Origins and the Evolution of Body Plans248 Questions
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A plant that produces seeds in fruits, endosperm in its seeds, and one cotyledon per seedling is most likely a member of the
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A fossil seed plant that dates to the earliest time that such plants are known to have existed is most likely a member of the
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Which of the following is not an ecological service provided by plants?
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Early flowers have individual tepals, carpels that are separate, numerous, and attached at their bases and are
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Suppose that a specimen of structure A is given to you as an example of a fruit.Which response would be the most accurate?
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Pollen grains develop in the _______ of both gymnosperms and angiosperms.
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The reproductive structure of angiosperms, which includes several different organs, is the
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An accessory fruit includes not only the ovary but also, most commonly, the area where floral organs attach, or the
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A new, non-angiosperm seed plant is found to have modified leaves that evolved convergently with carpels.These modified leaves most likely
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You are throwing a disco-themed party and decorate with some small white flowers that have a delicate fragrance.During the party you notice the flowers have a striking pattern when the black light (a source of UV light) is on.Based on these observations, the flowers are most likely
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In a plant that produces large quantities of pollen that disperses over very large areas, _______ is/are most likely to transfer its pollen.
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A new kind of lemon tree produces megasporangia and microsporangia in separate flowers on the same plant.This plant has _______ flowers and is _______.
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Which of the following is not a characteristic of gymnosperm reproduction?
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A structure composed of one carpel or two or more fused carpels is called a(n)
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In most flowers, the pollen tube grows for the greatest part of its length through the _______ before fertilization can occur.
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The ovary of a flowering plant develops into a(n) _______, which consists of the mature ovary and its seeds and may also include other parts of the flower.
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One reason for the enormous evolutionary success of seed plants as a group is their possession of
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In seed plants, secondary growth derived from the _______ allowed these plants to grow to great heights to compete for sunlight.
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