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After pollination delivers sperm to an ovule and the egg is fertilized, the ovule develops into a ____ and the integument becomes the ____.
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Seeds may remain dormant ____, sprouting only when external conditions such as temperature and available moisture favor the seedling's growth.
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Analysis of the nucleotide sequences of genes coding for phytochrome pigments suggest that the ancestors of angiosperms were adapted for survival in ____.
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The ____ phylum consists of vascular, seed-bearing plants, including pines, spruces, firs, hemlocks, junipers, cypresses, and redwoods. Most of them are evergreens that form woody reproductive cones.
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Living members of ____ are often the dominant land plants in cool temperate zones. Among other products, they are important sources of lumber, paper pulp, resins, and turpentine.
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Situated in the center of the flower, the structure in which female gametophytes form is called the ____.
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In the life cycle of a flowering plant, a single megaspore undergoes cytokinesis producing a female gametophyte that consists of ____ cells.
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Support the argument that species in the grass family, Poaceae, are the most important seed plants today.
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How is the seed of an angiosperm different than the seed of a gymnosperm?
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Darwin referred to the evolutionary origin of angiosperms as an "abominable mystery," because they seem to appear suddenly in the fossil record.
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About 80% of all living gymnosperm species belong to the phylum ____.
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The ____ phylum has an estimated 350,000 known living species of vascular, seed-bearing plants, and is the dominant group of land plants today.
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Which plant family provides the majority of calories that humans consume?
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By 250 mya, the seed plants called ____ were our planet's dominant flora.
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The male gametophytes of seed plants consist of a few cells enclosed by a sturdy wall made mostly of the resistant polymer ____.
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