Compare and contrast organismal lifecycles that are dominated by diploid (or sporophyte, if applicable) and haploid (or gametophyte, if applicable) phases.
Haploid life cycle | diploid life cycle |
Gametophyte is dominant | sporophyte is dominant |
Diploid phase is short lived | haploid phase is short lived |
The plant spent most of the time as haploid individual | the plant spent most of the time as diploid individual |
Found in Algae and bryophytes | found in pteridophytes, gymnosperms and angiosperms |
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Compare and contrast organismal lifecycles that are dominated by diploid (or sporophyte, if applicable) and haploid...
draw a diagram the parts of alternation of generation; plant stages (gametophyte & sporophyte), diploid, haploid, mitosis, meiosis, spore and gamete release, fertilization
Table 1 Structure Haploid/Diploid Structure Produced Process gametophyte sporophyte zygote spore gamete
2. Define, compare and contrast “GAMETOPHYTE” and “SPOROPHYTE.”
Seeds are composed of: All of these choices are correct diploid tissues of the ovule-bearing sporophyte haploid tissues of the gametophyte diploid tissues of the embryo
In the alternation of generations lifecycle in plants... A. There is a diploid multicellular phase (sporophyte) and haploid multicellular phase (gametophyte) The zygote undergoes mitosis to form a multicellular embryo. Meiosis and syngamy both occur.
1. Male cone in the male cones, _(haploid or diploid) male gametophytes called _ _ are produced. These will produce 2. Female cone In the female cones, _(haploid or diploid)_ female gametophytes are produced. This female will contain an egg. 3. Fertilization. When the sperm fertilizes the egg, a _(haploid or diploid)_ embryo is produced. This embryo is the new _(sporophyte or gametophyte)_generation. 4. Seeds Food and a protective coat will be wrapped around the embryo. The embryo, food and...
Match the terms on the following slides to the respective
pictures. Insert an arrow to point at the structure. More than one
term may be applicable for 1 picture.
Moss AD haploid Sporophyte Gametophyte Antheridium Archegonium diploid Fern Sporophyte haploid Spores Gametophyte Archegonium diploid Antheridium
Match the stage with the appropriate ploidy: gametophyte [Choose) Sporophyte [Choose) V antheridium [Choose archegonium [Choose] Match the stage with the appropriate ploidy: gametophyte (Choosda (Choose sporophyte diploid haploid antheridium Choose archegonium [Choose
All land plants have single cell haploid and single cell diploid states single cell haploid and multicellular diploid states multicellular haploid and single cell diploid states multicellular haploid and multicellular diploid states A. B. C. D. E. diplontic life cycles 7. A gametophyte is B. c. 2n 3n 4n 5n A sporophyte is In 2n 3n C. D. E. 9. The dominant (bigger) state in mosses, liverworts, and hornworts is the A gametophyte sporophyte C. sporangium D. archegonium E. antheridium...
ving questions about ferns: 1. Are the spores produced by the fern sporophyte formed by mitosis or meiosis? 2. Do the spores belong to the gametophyte or the sporophyte generation? 3. Are the gametes produced by mitosis or meiosis? 4. Are the archegonia and antheridia haploid or diploid? (HINT: Think about which generation produces them) 5. Is the dominant generation for the fern the gametophyte or the sporophyte? 6. Can you suggest an ecological role for ferns?