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saprotroph
fungi that feeds on decaying organic matter
spore
a fungus that is dormant reproductive cells dispersed by the wind
fruiting body
fleshy reproductive body of fungus w/spore-forming hyphae
zygosporangium
fungus...zygote with protective wall
mycelium
nonreproductive body of fungus
hyphae
threadlike filaments composing a fungus
sporangia
specialized structures forming spores
asci
part of fungus that includes enlarged cells that form at the tip of dikaryotic hyphae
basiodiocarp is? what to parts?
fruiting body of a fungi.
gills : underside
stalk: stem
karyogamy
when two nuclei fuse to form diploid zygote nuclei
lichen
symbiotic relationship of fungus and alga
Alternation of generation in spore bearing plants
-gametophyte: one chromosome. haploid (n : halft genetic code)
-sporophyte: maternal/paternal chromosome . diploid (2n)
dominant generation in mosses
gametophyte
dominant generation in ferns
sporophyte
ferns vascular tissue includes..
xylem: transports water&minerals up roots to shoot system of plant
phloem: carries organic nutrients up&down in plant
Rhizome (in ferns) are the...
underground stem that is anchored by roots
sori (in ferns) is ..
small brown spots on the underneath of leaf
antheridia are the ...
male reproductive part of ferns/moss
archegonium are the ...
female reproductive system of ferns/moss
seed bearing plants are called?
gymnosperms
difference between staminate and ovulate cones...
O; large w/woody scales
S: small &paper thin scales
pollination v. fertilization?
1st step female gametophyte is transferred by wind/insect (pollination)
2nd step when egg meets sperm from pollen tube (fertilization)