Exam 27: Seedless Plants
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Match the plant phylum with the appropriate word or phrase.
a.Anthocerophyta
d.Lycopodiophyta
b.Bryophyta
e.Pteridophyta
c.Hepaticophyta
-Marchantia
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If a plant produces microspores and megaspores, then by definition it is homosporous.
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Prepare a table that lists the features that distinguish bryophytes from green algae and from other plants.
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According to the fossil record, the oldest vascular plants are placed in the phylum:
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In plants the fertilized egg develops into a multicellular __________ (young plant) within a female gametangium.
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Many seedless plants produce spores of one morphological type, which is referred to as:
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Figure 27-1
Use the figure to answer the corresponding question(s).
-The structure labeled A in Figure 27-1 is a:
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The __________ are plants that made major contributions to the coal deposits formed hundreds of millions of years ago.
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Figure 27-1
Use the figure to answer the corresponding question(s).
-The structure labeled 1 in Figure 27-1 is a(n):
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In algae, gametangia are generally unicellular.
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Characteristics shared between green algae and plants include:
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In mosses, the __________ grows into the leafy gametophyte plant.
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Modern botanists think that all plants evolved from a common ancestor that was an ancient green alga, because:
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