Exam 28: Plants Without Seeds: From Water to Land

Use the following to answer questions: Match the correct group from the list with the descriptions. -Diverged earlier than all other living vascular plants; bear simple leaves arranged spirally on a stem and exhibit apical growth; sporangia are contained within conelike structures called strobili.

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Question 141

Although ferns as a whole are not monophyletic, most ferns do belong to a single clade, the _______ ferns.

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Question 142

Within vascular plants, the large, prominent plant is the _; in nonvascular plants it is the _.

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Question 143

Which of the following limits the size of a hornwort's sporophyte?

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Exam 28: Plants Without Seeds: From Water to Land

Use the following to answer questions: Match the correct group from the list with the descriptions. -Diverged earlier than all other living vascular plants; bear simple leaves arranged spirally on a stem and exhibit apical growth; sporangia are contained within conelike structures called strobili.

Although ferns as a whole are not monophyletic, most ferns do belong to a single clade, the _______ ferns.

Within vascular plants, the large, prominent plant is the _______; in nonvascular plants it is the _______.

Which of the following limits the size of a hornwort's sporophyte?

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Within vascular plants, the large, prominent plant is the _; in nonvascular plants it is the _.