Terrestrial adaptations Mosses Ferns Repro Misc 200 200
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Final Jeopardy Alternation of Generations
Final Jeopardy Label 1. Spores 2. Protonema 3. Gametophyte 4. Antheridium 5. Archegonia 6. Egg 7. Sperm 8. zygote 9. Embryo 10. Sporophyte 11. Sporangia
$200 • Roots - Absorb water/nutrients & anchor plant • Stems - Support & connects roots to leaves • Leaves - photosynthesize Function of roots, stems, & leaves
$400 Cuticle Waxy leaf covering that helps prevents water loss
$600 stomata Microscopic pores that exchange gases & help prevent water loss
$800 Xylem – move water & minerals Phloem – distribute products of p/s Two types of vascular tissue & what they do
$1000 - Hold itself up (support) Get water & nutrients from soil Move water & nutrients throughout plant Avoid water loss Maintain gas exchange balance Reproduce without water Survive changing conditions List 4 challenges to life on land?
$200 Bryophyta Mosses’ phylum
$400 Non-vascular Plants are classified into two groups. This is mosses’ group.
$600 • Primary producer • Pioneer species Ecological roles
$800 sporangia sporophyte seta Leaflets/stem gametophyte rhizoids Label
$1000 • • No connective tissue No cuticle No roots Need water to reproduce Why mosses are dependent on water
$200 Tracheophyta Ferns’ phylum
$400 • Primary producer • Pioneer plant Ecological roles
$600 No seeds How ferns are different from other vascular plants
$800 frond leaflet fiddlehead stipe rhizome roots Label
$1000 • Has true roots • Has true leaves (including cuticle) • Has vascular tissue Why ferns are considered “true” land plants
$200 gametophyte What spores develop into?
$400 sporophyte What the zygote develops into?
$600 Prothallus Name of the fern gametophyte
$800 Sporophyte & zygote Diploid stages
$1000 Sporophyte producing spores When meiosis occurs
$200 Underside of frond Location of sori
$400 Moss Plant whose sporophyte generation is dependent on the gametophyte
$600 • Mosses = gametophyte • Ferns = sporophyte Dominant generation in mosses & dominant generation in ferns
$800 Sperm must swim to egg Reason why ferns have some dependence on water
$1000 • Non-vascular • Alternation of generations • Need water to reproduce How mosses are similar to algae
The Jeopardy Champion!
- Ferns, horsetails, and club mosses
- Plant kingdom characteristics
- Chapter 8
- Mosses and ferns
- Create a cladogram of five indoor plants
- Mosses ferns gymnosperms angiosperms
- Ferns phylum
- Mosses and ferns
- Idcams print
- Epiphytes adaptations
- Function
- Misc jeopardy questions
- Iwakara
- Difference between 1099 misc and 1099 nec
- 100+200+200
- Characteristic of ferns
- Cellular respiration equation
- Phylum psilotophyta
- Mosses and their relatives are generally called
- Selaginella life cycle
- Are gymnosperms seedless
- 600+800+800
- 200+200+300+300
- 200+200+300
- 100 200 300
- 200+200+100+100
- 100 + 100 200
- Terrestrial habitat
- Impacts of wildlife trade on terrestrial biodiversity
- Freshwater food web
- What is the 2nd smallest planet in our solar system
- Chapter 3 section 2 terrestrial biomes