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| plant tissue type that gives rise to all other plant tissues or cell types is? |
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| according to physiological evidence and some genetic data, which phylum has the greatest chance of changing from a grade and grouping with flowering plants to form a clade? |
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| soil that holds water well but not too well is? |
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| plant with long tubular red flowers with no odor is pollinated by? |
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| some plants, such as legumes, have specialized root nodules where bacteria live in a mutualistic relationship with the plan. the bacterium help by? |
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| changing nitrogen into a form that is usable by the plant |
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| this Phylum is found in fresh water and have a ciliated food-gathering organ called a corona. looks like a turning wheel. some use parthenogenesis for reproduction. |
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| seed coats, which protect plant embryos, are formed by? |
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| 2N cells from the sporophyte that give rise to the female gametophyte parent |
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| a long-day plant will flower if? |
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| the duration of continuous darkness is less than a critical length. |
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(Salic Acid)
this compound depicted above is often classified as a plant hormone, it serves what purpose in plant?
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| plant defense from pathogens |
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| which of the following is true of the angiosperm lifecycle? |
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| gametophytes are totally dependent on the sporophytes |
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| according to cladograms for angiosperms, which is a sister group to the rest of the angiosperms? |
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| in which of the pairs are the two terms equal? |
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| embryo sac and female gametophyte |
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| the tissue that directly give rise to the secondary phloem and secondary xylem is? |
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| what is the major disadvantage for self-pollinization and self-fertalization in plants? |
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| offspring are generally stuck with a greater genetic load of bad mutations. |
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| which is a micronutrient in plants? |
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| which layer of cells controls the movement of nutrient minerals entering the xylem in the roots interior |
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| how many chromosomes should be in an endosperm nucleus? |
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| this Phylum is vascular, see-bearing and only have one living species, not flowering, deciduous, highly resistant to pollution, females make seed pods that smell like ass. |
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| which tissue is incorrectly matched? |
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| collenchyma - uniformly thick walled supportive tissue |
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| in the pressure flow hypothesis of Phloem movement, loading carbs like sucrose into the phloem occurs by? |
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| what is true of stamens, petals, carpels, and pinecone seeds. |
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| they are modified leaves. |
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| which is a structure of angiosperm gametophytes? |
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| this phylum is vascular, seed-bearing and has about 70 species in three genera |
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| if Archaeplastida is designated a kingdom then what will be true of this new kingdom? (Rhodophyta, Chlorophyta, Plantae) |
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| the term embryo sac refers to? |
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| plants bend towards light because? |
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| cell expansion is greater on the dark side of the stem |
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| the taxonomic levels differ from one another because of? |
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| the first step in the germination of a seed is? |
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| this phylum is vascular, seed bearing, have the largest known sperm, look like palm trees, but reproduce with cones. |
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| most dry weight of a plant a result of an intake of? |
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| these plants trap insects with a vat of water in a cone with downward pointed hairs. |
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| pitcher plants (Sarracenia) |
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| a flower that develops with only sepals, petals, and carpels is? |
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| if a long-day plant was flashed with a light at night it would? |
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| have no effect on flowering |
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Arrange from largest to smallest.
Basidiocarp, basidium, basidiospore, mycelium, gill |
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| Mycelium, basidiocarp, gill, basidium, basidiospore |
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| what is the best explanation of why the DNA of wolves and dogs has a high degree of homology? |
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| dogs and wolves shared a recent common ancestor |
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| tests and thread-like pseudopodia that preform phagocytosis are characteristics of which group? |
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| members of phylum Anthophyla have gametophytes with cells that are? |
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| a seed that is primarily adapted for dispersal and not for infecting host plant tissues should be? |
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| what tissue moves sugar from the roots to the leaves |
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| a plant with parallel leaf veins and parts in multiples of three is a? |
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| which group contains the organism Trypanosoma, that causes african sleeping sickness? |
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| which pair of protists and characteristic is mismatched? |
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| ciliates - red tide organisms |
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| a seed contains only the developing embryo and? |
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| 2N cells from the sporophyte that give rise to the female gametophyte. (possibly 1N cells from the female gametophyte, or 3N endosperm cells ) |
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| in most fungi, karyogamy does not immediately follow plasmogamy, which? |
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| results in heterokaryotic or dikaryotic cells |
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| this phylum is vascular, cone-bearing seed plants, has the most species, have needle-shaped leaves, thick cuticles and adapted to dry conditions. |
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| you are studying members of the Kingdom Fungi. which is the best out group for the study. |
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| what is the main force by which most water within xylem vessels moves towards the top of a tree? |
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| evaporation of water through stoma |
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| this phylum has true leaves, but only have a single vein of vascular tissue called microphylls as opposed to megaphylls. |
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| if you see a large flower that smells like rotting meat it is pollinated by? |
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| this phylum has true leaves, but only have a single vein of vascular tissue called microphylls as opposed to megaphylls. |
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| if you see a large flower that smells like rotting meat it is pollinated by? |
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| if you want to decrease the water retention of loamy soil, you should do what? |
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| increase the number of sand particles in the soil |
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| sperm cells in gymnosperms are produced by? |
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| mitosis of the 1N cells of a pollen grain |
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| where and by what process are sperm produced in plants? |
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| mitosis in male gametophytes |
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| in seed plants what generation is dominant? |
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| a water molecule could move through a plant from roots to leaf and pass through a living cell only once. where would this living cell be? |
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