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25.1 What Is a Plant? | What do all plants
appear to have in common?
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On what 5 bases do
botanists classify plants?
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25.2 Alternation of Generations |
What is the ploidy of a sporophyte? Of a
gametophyte?
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What are the dominant generations in mosses,
ferns, gymnosperms, and angiosperms?
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25.3 Ancestral Plants: The Bryophytes | - What sex cells are associated with
antheridia? Archegonia?
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- Give two examples of bryophytes.
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25.4 Adaptations to Land |
Give two examples of plants with vascular
tissue.
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What is the significance of the cambium
tissue in woody perennials?
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25.5 Transitional Plants: Non-Seed-Producing Vascular Plants |
What are the differences between the xylem
and the phloem?
Answer
Ferns have not been successful as
gymnosperms and angiosperms. Why?
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25.6 Advanced Plants: Seed-Producing
Vascular Plants |
What is the difference between an annual
and a perennial?
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What is meant by the term perfect flower?
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How is a seed different from pollen, and
how do both of these differ from a spore?
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How are cones and flowers different?
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How are
cones and flowers similar?
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25.7 Response to the Environment - Tropisms | - What is an auxin? What role does it
play in plant metabolism?
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- What
advantage does a plant with tendrils have?
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