Closest relative to the plants from the green algae family
5 Differences Between Plants and Algae
apical meristems
spores produced in multicellular sporangia
multicellular gametangia
produce a multicellular depenent embryo
allteration of generations
Sporopollenin
A thick coating on seeds that keep them safer, this is not present in charophytes
Antheridia and Archegonia
The gametangia that can be formed for the plants
Archegonia is female organ
Antheridia is the male organ
Alternation of Generations
Lifecycle where a multicellular sporophyte and a multicellular gametophyte take turns producing each other gametophyte always being haploid and the the sporophyte always being diploid
5 Evolutionary Changes
Cuticle Formation- protective coating to keep leaves from drying out
Protection of the Embryo by the mother plant or some other method
Vascular Tissue once you get into the seedless vascular plants
Seeds forming to help with fertilization and spreading the species
Flowers to attract pollinators
Bryophytes
Small, fake leaved plants with no vascular tissue that often grow in temperate or tropical forests and near wetlands and streams
Author
simisone
ID
179760
Card Set
Botany Test 2
Description
Details needed to know and vocabulary needed to understand botany more deeply