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phylum Zygomycota reproduce sexually or asexually? sexually |
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phylum Ascomycota common name sac fungi |
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phylum Basidiomycota common name club fungi |
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zygosporangium what events occur in z-sporangium meiosis occurs and z-sporangium germinates |
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aseptate hyphae feature and ploidy don't have septa and haploid |
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sporangium ploidy level of spores produced by sporangium haploid |
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septate hyphae feature and ploidy level separated by septum haploid or diploid |
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conidiophores (fungi) what type of cell division produces spores mitosis |
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ascospores produced where? ascus |
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asci ploidy level occurs in asci. diploid |
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ascocarp relationship between this and mycelium ascocarp consists of many hyphae |
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basidiocarp relationship between this and mycelium they are found on fruiting bodies |
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basidia what do they produce? spores |
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basidiospores type of cell division produce these meiosis |
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gills relationship with basidiospores basidiospores are found on gills |
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mycelium how does it obtain food break food down and absorb it |
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foliose lichen most lichens are what phylum Ascomycota |
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fruticose lichen photosynthesis is carried out by what group of organisms? green algae |
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crustose lichen what spores are produced when reproducing sexually? diaspores |
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soredia function? reproduction |
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apothecia produced by lichen relationship with ascocarp is a club like ascocarp |
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ascospores produced by a lichen how does lichen obtain food? from photosynthetic algae component |
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gametophyte in phylum Hepaticophyta common name? liverworts |
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gametophyte in the phylum Bryophyta common name Mosses |
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Sporophyte in phylum pteridophyta common name ferns |
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microscopic of hepaticophyta what is nutritionally independent gametophyte |
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microscopic of bryophyte what is nutritionally independent gametophyte |
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microscopic of pteridophyta what is nutritionally independent? both sporophyte and gametophyte |
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Liverwort gemmae what do they do? separates from parent and develops into new individual |
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Liverwort pores what do they do? allow air to travel for gas exchange |
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liverwort archegonium relationship with archegoniophore archegoniophores bear archegonium |
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liverwort antheridium relationship with antheridiophore The antheridiophore contains antheridia |
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liverwort sporophyte what does sporophyte produce spores |
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Moss hydroids function conduct water and minerals |
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moss archegonium what type of cell division produces gametes mitosis |
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moss antheridium what does it produce sperm |
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moss sporophyte how does it obtain food and water gets it from mother plant |
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moss spores ploidy level haploid |
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peristome teeth ploidy level diploid |
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moss protonema what protists look similar Oedogonium |
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fern gametophyte how does it obtain food photosynthesis |
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fern sorus what structures are produced by this? spoangia |
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fern sporangia what cell division produces spores meiosis |
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fern antheridia how does sperm get from antheridia to egg? swim through water |
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fern archegonia what does it produce? eggs |
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fossilized fern how long have they been around? 300 million years |
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xylem tissue how is it similar and distinct to hydroids both conduct water, hydroids are primitive and simpler |
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sporophyte of pinophyta common name conifers |
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sporophyte of cycadophyta common name cycads |
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sporophyte of ginkophyta common name ginkos |
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sporophyte of anthophyta common name angiosperms |
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cuticle function prevents water loss |
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xylem tissue function move water throughout plant |
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pollen cones type of cell division produces microspores meiosis |
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pollen grains poidy level and amount of cells haploid unicellular |
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ovulate cones produce male or female gametes female |
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integuments in a conifer what do they develop into seed coat |
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micropyle in conifer relationship with pollen grains opening that allows pollen to enter ovule |
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megasporangium in conifer ploidy level diploid |
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megasporocyte in conifer what does it develop into female gametophyte |
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stamens what part has cells that undergoes meiosis anther |
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pistil what part produces ovules stigma |
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petals function attract pollinators |
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microspores in angiosperm cell division that produces microspores meiosis |
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pollen grains in angiosperm unicellular or multi multicellular |
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pollen tubes in angiosperm type of cell division produces sperm meiosis |
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ovules with a megasporocyte what does megasporocyte develop into female gametophyte
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integuments in angiosperms ploidy level diploid |
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mature female gametophyte in angiosperm how many cells 7 |
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fruits produce single seed part of flower develops into seed ovule |
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fruits produce multiple seeds part of flower develops into fruit ovary |