Ans:- land plants
Are evolved from green algae.
Both angiosperm and gymnosperms terrestrial plants have common ancestor that is green algae
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E) B and C
B- land plants are descended from green algae
C- land plants have chloroplast as do most green algae
Land plants: CA. Share a common ancestor with green algae - U B. Are descended from...
Land plants are distinguished from charophyte green algae by A. having chloroplasts B. performing photosynthesis C. having relatively waterproof skin d. all of the above E. none of the above
Question 8 (1 point) Charophyte green algae such as chara and Coleochaeta share a recent common ancestor with diatoms & kelps share a recent common ancestor with dinoflagellates Oshare a recent common ancestor with plants share a recent common ancestor with animals
Which of the following would not support chlorophytes as the ancestor to land plants? Group of answer choices A) Both algae and land plants are photosynthetic B) Both algae and land plants have the same type of chlorophyll pigment C) Both algae and land plants have cell walls made of different molecules D) Both algae and land plants
please choose the right answer Question 36 You decide green algae should be classified as plants. Which of the following is most likely NOT a reason why you would do this? a. Two of these are not reasons to call algae plants. b. They have genes similar to genes in land plants. c. They are single-celled organisms. d. They have cellulose in their cell walls. e. They have chlorophyll.
please chose the right answer Question 25 1 points The ancestor of land plants is thought to be related to charophytes, a type of green algae. Why might it be advantageous for charophytes to undergo sexual reproduction? a. Charophytes, like land plants, have plasmodesmata, which need to be generated by sexual reproduction, b. Sexual reproduction produces larger numbers of offspring in less time. c. They are multicellular when conditions are unfavorable, which favors sexual reproduction d. Sexual reproduction produces multicellular...
choose the correct answer please Question 25 1 points The ancestor of land plants is thought to be related to charophytes, a type of green algae. Why might it be advantageous for charophytes to undergo sexual reproduction? a. Charophytes, like land plants, have plasmodesmata, which need to be generated by sexual reproduction b. Sexual reproduction produces larger numbers of offspring in less time. c. They are multicellular when conditions are unfavorable, which favors sexual reproduction d. Sexual reproduction produces multicellular...
23. Which of the following is not shared by both green algae and plants? a. chlorophylls a and b b. cellulose d. starch c. xylem with lignin e. chloroplasts 24. Which of the following carry out photosynthesis? a. palisade parenchyma (mesophyll) cells. b. spongy parenchyma (mesophyll) cells d. a and b c. companion cells.. e. a, b and c
QUESTION 4 There are many similarities between the Charophyta and the land plants. While this implies an evolutionary relationship, it is not necessarily true that the land plants evolved from the modern-day Charophyta. What is a likely alternative explanation? a. Land plants are paraphyletic. b. Both land plants and Charophyta have evolved from a common ancestor. c. Land plants evolved from another group of algae. d. Charophytes are the ancestors of land plants. e. Land plants are the ancestors of...
1. Red algae are A B. C. protists plants fungi animals prokaryotes D. Brown algae area A. B. C. protists plants fungi animals prokaryotes E. gave rise to the entire terrestrial plant A single species of freshwater lineage. A. B. C. red algae brown algae green algae fungus prokaryote D. E. Green algae split into 2 clades: A. B. c. D. chromalveolata and stramenopila rhizaria and cercozoa alveolata and stramenopila excavata and opisthokonta chlorophytes and charophytes 5. The green algae...
Question 45 (2 points) Which type of algae would have pigments most similar to land plants? O green brown O red