Exam 18: Protista, Plantae, and Fungi
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What capability did the development of a vascular system provide?
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Long known for its bitter taste,low concentrations of caffeine in the nectar of some plants appears to act as a mild stimulant to the insects that consume the nectar and improves the probability of ________ for those plants that produce it.
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Mature pteridophytes can be transplanted to many different habitats,but natural reproduction in this group is limited to moist environments such as forests because these organisms
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Protists are considered to represent an artificial kingdom rather than an evolutionary lineage because
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The hyphal mass,or body,of a fungus is constructed from interwoven filaments called mycelia.
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Many biologists have suggested revising the kingdom Protista.The primary problem with the Protista,as shown in the following figure,is that

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Protists may superficially resemble organisms in the other kingdoms;one exception is the kingdom ________,whose members do not resemble protists in any meaningful way.
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The kingdom Plantae consists of four major groups;among the first to colonize the land are believed to be the ________.
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Fungi contribute to several important ecosystem processes;among the most important is ________ organic matter.
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In addition to a process similar to binary fission in prokaryotes (as seen in Amoeba)and fragmentation (as seen in large multicellular algae),some eukaryotes can also reproduce asexually by
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Phytophthora ramorum,the fungus causing sudden oak death,has been spread to uninfected forests on the boots of hikers;what reproductive method is most likely responsible?
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An important adaptation for terrestrial life that helps keep terrestrial plants from desiccating when exposed to sun and wind is a waxy covering known as the ________
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Although costly to produce,the large number of fruit-producing species attests to the success of fruit production as an evolutionary adaptation;in what way is fruit production helpful?
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The flower is the basic reproductive structure of a plant;thus,all plants produce flowers.
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One of the fundamental differences between phytoplankton and zooplankton is that zooplankton are ________.
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What best explains the differences in shoot weight shown in the following graph?

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Life on Earth began in the water;the first organisms believed to colonize the land were
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In nature,fungi function primarily as ________,getting their nutrition from dead and dying organisms.
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