Biology Club - Module 11 Part 1

These features enable seed plants to live anywhere.

Bryophytes have the following parts (select all that apply):

Seed plants are designed to live in moist environment.

Bryophytes are non-vascular, so they depend on osmosis to transport nutrients. How far can water travel via osmosis?

FOUNDATIONS MEMORY WORK! What are some parts of a plant? Select all that apply.

What are some ways to classify angiosperms (flowering plants)?

Bryophytes prefer moist, shady areas (woods, tropical environments, polar environments...they're not picky)

Club mosses are a type of mini pine tree.

VOCAB: In alternation of generations, the generation that occupies the largest portion of the life cycle.

VOCAB: A system of tube-shaped cells branching throughout a plant that transports materials between roots and shoots.

VOCAB: An annual plant is a plant that grows year after year.

Ferns are very hardy and adaptable.

What is the most abundant type of gymnosperm?

Most of the oxygen we breathe comes from:

What is a pteridophyte?

VOCAB: The study of plants

Uses of moss: Moss is used for the following:

The two biggest groups of seed plants are gymnosperms and angiosperms.

"Seed leaf" that develops as a part of the seed. Provides nutrients to the developing seedling. Becomes first leaf.

Seeds contain (select all that apply):

VOCAB: A life cycle in which there is both a multicellular diploid form and a multicellular haploid form.

What are some types of bryophytes (select all that apply)?

VOCAB: Pollen is a find dust that contains the eggs of seed-producing plants.

Most plants are multicellular and photosynthetic

Horsetails have leaves arranged in a circle. Silica in cells make it rough, and it can be used for scouring pots.

What are the main groups of pteridophytes (select all that apply)?

What is the job of the rhizoid?

What would happen if vascular plants didn't have lignin in their cell walls?