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In the Alternation of Generations, what does the gametophyte produce?

- ANSWER ✔✔eggs & sperm


Which phyla are vascular? - ANSWER ✔✔Phylum Pterophyta (ferns)

and Phylum Lycophyta (club mosses)


Which phyla are not vascular? - ANSWER ✔✔bryophytes; Phylum

Bryophyta (mosses), Phylum Hepaticophyta (liverworts), Phylum

Anthocerophyta (hornworts)


What does the sporophyte produce? - ANSWER ✔✔spores


What is the ploidy level of a gamete? - ANSWER ✔✔haploid

, What is the ploidy level of a spore? - ANSWER ✔✔haploid


What do archegonia produce? - ANSWER ✔✔eggs


What do antheridia produce? - ANSWER ✔✔sperm


What ancestral traits do plants share with green algae? - ANSWER

✔✔Eukaryotic


Autotrophic

Starch food storage & cellulose walls

Alternation of Generations Life Cycle

Asexual & sexual reproduction


What are the three derived traits of plants? - ANSWER ✔✔protected

embryo, waxy cuticle, jacketed sex organs

What are the two main tissue types that make up the vascular system? -

ANSWER ✔✔xylem and phloem


Xylem - ANSWER ✔✔transports H2O and nutrients up


Phloem - ANSWER ✔✔transports products of photosynthesis

(sugars) down usually, but can transport up

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