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In the pine life cycle, microspores are produced in ____ and develop into ____.
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An embryo sporophyte surrounded by nutritive tissue and a tough, protective outer coating makes up a(n) ____.
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Pollination in most cycads usually occurs when ____ transfer pollen from male plants to the developing gametophyte on female plants.
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In heterosporous plants, megaspores form in ____ and give rise to ____.
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The immature male gametophyte of seed plants is called a(n) ____.
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Conifers are estimated to have genomes ranging from 18 to 35 ____ base pairs, whereas the human genome has approximately 3.3 billion base pairs.
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The ____ phylum has only about 70 living species of vascular, seed-bearing plants in three genera, including Welwitschia and Ephedra . Some species have a two-step fertilization process, similar to fertilization in angiosperms.
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One advantage of angiosperm seeds is the presence of seed ____, a nutritive tissue produced during fertilization that nourishes the developing embryo.
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The ____ phylum has about 550 known living species of vascular, seed-bearing plants, the most among gymnosperms. Many of them have needlelike leaves with thick cuticles and sunken stomata, and are thus adapted to dry conditions.
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In seed plants, meiosis produces ____ megaspores, however ____ leaving a single functional megaspore to produce a ____ gametophyte.
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Apples, peaches, cherries, strawberries, and many other fruits all belong to the ____ family.
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To study the genome of the loblolly pine, Pinus taeda, researchers obtained DNA from ____ cells, thereby halving the amount of DNA for initial sequencing.
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The oldest well-documented flowering plant fossils date to about ____ years ago.
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Match the definition to the corresponding term.
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nutritive tissue that nourishes the developing embryo
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If you see a yellow flower with "nectar guide" stripes and a strong, sweet odor, it is likely pollinated by ____.
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