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| 1. Plants 2. Protists 3. Fungi 4. Animals |
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| Kingdoms possessing mitochondria |
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| mycorrhiza and what filamentous fungi provide to plant |
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| gram ( + ) stains violet blue, gram ( - ) stains red. |
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| bacteria with thin cell walls, red Gram Stain |
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| a plant needs vascular tissue for efficient water dispersal |
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| plants and efficient water dispersal systems |
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| viruses contain DNA or RNA |
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| person responsible for current scheme for grouping organisms |
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| releases haploid spores from the sorus |
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| what does the fern release during the sporophyte generation that germinates, becoming gametophytes? |
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| prokaryotes undergo binary fission |
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| what’s found in prokaryotes, not eukaryotes |
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| monocots have parallel veins on their leaves; flowers have 3 parts per whorl |
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| type of veins and flowers in monocots |
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| 1. Style 2. Stigma 3. Ovary |
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| what consists of segments of DNA/RNA surrounded by protein coat…. |
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| part of flower green and leaf-like? |
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| 1. Antibiotics 2. Citric acid 3. Cheese 4. Wine |
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| substances commercially produced by fungi |
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| 1. First angiograms to develop. 2 oak trees are dicots. 3. Flower parts are in 4’s and 5’s. 4. Netlike, reticulate leaves. |
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| dicots (general question) |
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| 1. Includes animals, plants fungi, and protists 2. Use endosymbiosis 3. Excludes prokaryotes. |
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| kingdoms within domain Eukarya |
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| class for the eastern gray squirrel |
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| reason flowers evolved brighter colors, nectar, and fragrances |
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| 1. Embryo 2. Endosperm 3. Protective cover |
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| the three parts to a seed… |
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| protists are neither animal, plant, nor fungi. |
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| the primary characteristic of protists |
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| Protists and plantsProtists and plants |
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| set of kingdoms capable of photosynthesis |
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| plants with primitive conducting systems |
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| protists undergo photosynthesis |
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| another photosynthetic kingdom question |
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| Cocci are round. Bacilli are square. Spirilla are wavy. |
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| spherical bacteria are called… |
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| a group of organisms at a particular level in a system of classification is called (definition) |
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| viruses infecting bacterial cells |
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| flower structure holding the pollen |
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| the bridge between bacterial cells in conjugation |
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| Purple bacteria – mitochondria, cyanobacteria, chloroplasts |
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| mitochondria and chloroplasts are descendents of…??? |
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| they are made by sexual reproduction |
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| fungal phyla are distinguished primarily by..??? |
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| in a seed plant, the pollen grains are actually…?? |
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| 1. Plants 2. Animals 3. Protists 4. fungi |
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| kingdoms with fertilization and meiosis as part of the lifecycle… |
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| simplest and most abundant form of life on earth today… |
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| primary function of a fruit?? |
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| Dicots evolved before monocots |
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| dicots evolved before OR after monocots? |
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| kingdom referred to as “artificial group” with distantly related organisms…. |
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| first person to suggest a general definition for a species?? |
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| extreme thermophiles are…?? |
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| Archaea and eukaryotes more closely relate to each other than to bacteria. |
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| correct evolutionary relationship among the three domains…. |
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| petal-attracts pollinators |
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| the second whorl of flowers is comprised of…(its function?) |
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| fungi not reproducing sexually |
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| scientific names used to identify organisms… |
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| the longest-surviving group of gymnosperms |
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| how many different species of organisms exist on earth today? |
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| a mass of fungal hyphae is called? |
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| the first successful land plants (lacking vascular tissue) |
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| likely first macromolecules to form when cells first arose… |
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| false. Fungi can live on living things. |
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| fungi ONLY break down dead matter, not affecting living organisms… |
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| False. Archaea does not include neither bacteria nor viruses. |
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| Archaea include bacteria, not viruses… |
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