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QUESTION 1 A shared, unique trait of anthophytes is seeds flowers vascular tissue heterosporous QUESTION 2 A shared, unique trait of tracheophytes is seeds flowers vascular tissue heterosporous QUESTION 3 All tracheaphytes have these structures except roots stems leaves flowers QUESTION 4 Anthophyta is a ____ group because all the descendents are included in the group. monophyletic paraphyletic polyphyletic QUESTION 5 Because bryphytes lack xylem and roots, they are limited in size and dispersal by temperature water sunlight soil QUESTION 6 Bryophyta is a ___ group because not all the descendents are included in the group. monophyletic paraphyletic polyphyletic QUESTION 7 For bryophytes, which generation is photosynthetic? Diploid gametophyte Haploid gametophyte Diploid sporophyte Haploid sporophyte QUESTION 8 Green algae is a ___ group because not all the descendents are included in the group. monophyletic paraphyletic polyphyletic QUESTION 9 The first leaves appeared in this group Bryophytes Charophytes Monilophytes Lycophytes QUESTION 10 The structure that contains the female reproductive organs in anthophytes is archegonia antheridia androecium gynoeciium QUESTION 11 The structure that contains the male reproductive organs in anthophytes is archegonia antheridia androecium gynoeciium QUESTION 12 The structure that creates female gametes in the gametophyte is the archegonia antheridia androecium gynoeciium QUESTION 13 The structure that creates male gametes in the gametophyte is the archegonia antheridia androecium gynoeciium QUESTION 14 The tissue in plants that transports water is dermal tissue ground tissue vascular tissue QUESTION 15 Which of the following is not an evolutionary advantage to having seeds? increased resistance to water loss (dessication) increased presence of heterospory increased dispersal (movement away) from parent plants increased survivorship because of multiple cells that include food storage seeds flowers vascular tissue heterosporous Solution Q1. Flowers Q2. Vascular tissue Q3. Flowers Q4. monophyletic Q5. Water Q6. Paraphyletic Q7. Haploid gametophyte Q8. Paraphyletic Q9. Lycophytes Q10. Gynoecium Q11. Androecium Q12. Archegonia Q13. Antheridia Q14. Vascular tissue Q15. Increased resistance to water loss (Dessication).

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QUESTION 7
For bryophytes, which generation is photosynthetic?
Diploid gametophyte
Haploid gametophyte
Diploid sporophyte
Haploid sporophyte
QUESTION 8
Green algae is a ___ group because not all the descendents are included in the group.
monophyletic
paraphyletic
polyphyletic
QUESTION 9
The first leaves appeared in this group
Bryophytes
Charophytes
Monilophytes
Lycophytes
QUESTION 10
The structure that contains the female reproductive organs in anthophytes is
archegonia
antheridia
androecium
gynoeciium
QUESTION 11
The structure that contains the male reproductive organs in anthophytes is
archegonia
antheridia
androecium
gynoeciium
QUESTION 12
The structure that creates female gametes in the gametophyte is the
archegonia
antheridia
androecium
gynoeciium

QUESTION 13
The structure that creates male gametes in the gametophyte is the
archegonia
antheridia
androecium
gynoeciium
QUESTION 14
The tissue in plants that transports water is
dermal tissue
ground tissue
vascular tissue
QUESTION 15
Which of the following is not an evolutionary advantage to having seeds?
increased resistance to water loss (dessication)
increased presence of heterospory
increased dispersal (movement away) from parent plants
increased survivorship because of multiple cells that include food storage
seeds
flowers
vascular tissue
heterosporous
Solution
Q1. Flowers
Q2. Vascular tissue
Q3. Flowers
Q4. monophyletic
Q5. Water
Q6. Paraphyletic
Q7. Haploid gametophyte
Q8. Paraphyletic
Q9. Lycophytes
Q10. Gynoecium
Q11. Androecium
Q12. Archegonia

Q13. Antheridia
Q14. Vascular tissue
Q15. Increased resistance to water loss (Dessication)

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