1. Match the terminology from the left to the most appropriate statement or description.
Group of answer choices
Fruits that develop without pollination of the ovules Canals filled with resin Secondary xylem of Pine tree Fruits that develop without fertilization of the ovules Layers of thickened cells in a pine needle Also known as transfusion tissue
Parthenocarpy
Hypodermis
Softwood
2. Which of the following tissues, cells, or structures in flowering plants is a part of the sporophytic generation and therefore diploid? Choose any two applicable answers. Both must be correct for credit.
Group of answer choices
cells of an embryosac
cells of the endosperm
cells of the pollen grain
cells of an embryo
Sporogenous tissue
3. Which of the following are common terminologies that pertain to the life cycle of both gymnosperms and angiosperms? Pick all that apply.
Group of answer choices
Embryo
Pollen grain
Integument
Ovule
Archegonium
4. Which phylum is the largest in terms of number of included species within the Plant Kingdom?
Group of answer choices
Polypodiophyta
Bryophyta
Pinophyta
Magnoliophyta
Magnoliopsida
5. Which of the following will NOT produce an archegonium?
Group of answer choices
Club moss gametophyte
Whisk fern gametophyte
Fern prothallus
Pine ovule
Magnolia ovule
1.- Parthenocarpy: Fruits that develop without fertilization of the ovules
Hypodermis: Layers of thickened cells in a pine needle
Softwood: Fruits that develop without fertilization of the ovules
2.- The answer is the fourth option: Cells of an embryo. All the other tissues aer haploid, except for the endosperm which is triploid
3.- All of them apply to both groups except Archegonium, the answers then are: Embryo, Pollen grain, Integument, Ovule
4.- Remember that the flowering plants are the most diverse currently, and their Phylum is Magnolyophyta, the fourth option.
5.- Archegoniums are the female sex structures for only plants without flowers (mosses, ferns and angiospermae). Then the answer is the last option: Magnolia ovule
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