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Unit 6- PAP
What is unique about angiosperms?
The hormone that causes phototropism
Unit 6- PAP
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The hormone that causes phototropism
cytokinins
auxin
gibberellins
ethylene
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What is unique about angiosperms?
flowers and fruits
cones
no vascular tissue
seedless
3
Which is a nonvascular plant?
ferns
gymnosperms
angiosperms
mosses
4
Which level of classification is the most broad?
Genus
Species
Domain
Kingdom
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What is 9 pointing to?
lower epidermis
cuticle
xylem
stomata
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The only prokaryotes are-
protist
animals
bacteria
fungi
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Difference between fungi and animals
one has a cell wall and one does not
one is a eukaryote and the other prokaryote
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DNA or RNA in a protein coat
Bacteria
Animal
Virus
Fungi
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How do fungi reproduce?
haploid spores
cones
seeds
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Structure that protects plant from water loss
xylem
root hairs
phloem
cuticle
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Respiration that occurs without oxygen present
aerobic
anaerobic
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No nucleus or other membrane bound organelles
eukaryotes
prokaryotes
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Group not tested on-
constant
independent variable
dependent variable
control
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What part of the leaf regulates gas exchange?
cuticle
stomata
xylem
phloem
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Interwoven mat of hyphae
chitin
mycelium
hyphae
fruiting body
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Filaments that make up fruiting body of fungi
hyphae
mycelium
mushroom
chitin
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Members of this kingdom have a cell wall of chitin and are heterotrophs
Animal
Fungi
Protist
Eubacteria
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Which level of classification is the most specific?
Species
Genus
Kingdom
Domain
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Members of this kingdom are mostly unicellular and the ancestor of other kingdoms
Protist
Animal
Fungi
Archaeabacteria
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Fungal digestion
Chemical and intracellular
Chemical and extracellular
Mechanical and extracellular
Autotrophic
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Xylem and phloem but no seeds
Mosses
Angiosperms
Gymnosperms
Ferns
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Vascular tissues in a plant
spongy mesophyll
lower epidermis
root hairs
xylem and phloem
