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covers the brain |
meninges |
when viewed from the top, which nerves are in front and which are in the midregion of the brain? |
further to the front: olfactory nerves in the midregion: optic nerves |
what is between the optic nerves? |
optic chiasama |
when viewed from the side of the brain, where is the cerebellum? |
the starburst/cauliflower-looking thing at the base of the brainstem |
what is located next to the cerebellum at the top of the brain stem? |
pons |
what is the curving region in the middle of the brain above the pons? |
corpus callosum |
what are the three parts of the kidney, from outer to inner? |
starting with outermost: renal cortex renal medulla renal pelvis (yellowish) |
what is between the ventricles of the heart? |
septum |
male mnium |
archegonium |
female mnium |
mnium antheridium |
the one with the arms is female; the round one is male (marchantia) |
lycopodium strobilus note: antheridium and archegonium are on one site! |
what are the smaller "leaves" of pterophyta called? |
pinna |
what are the cicles on the pinna of pterophyta? |
sori |
what are the sori made of? |
sporangia |
the flat part is the (n) gametophyte; growing from it is the (2n) sporophyte |
what is a female pine cone called? |
ovulate cone |
what is a male pinecone called? |
staminate/microsporanginate cone |
megagametophyte |
pinus ovule |
cotyledons |
left is a monocot; right is a dicot; the circles are vascular bundles |
root tip |
xylem is the x-part; phloem are the smaller circles around it |
from top to bottom, what are the four regions of the root? |
1. maturation region 2. elongation region 3. meristematic region 4. root cap |
what are the top and bottom covers of a leaf called? |
upper and lower epidermis, respectively |
what are the upper and lower middle regions of a leaf called, respectively? |
palisade mesophyll (upper) spongy mesophyll (lower) |
stomata formed by a pair of guard cells |
circular, male jacketed sex organ |
antheridium |
oblong, female jacketed sex organ |
archegonium |