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Explain why the seed plants would have an advantage over the seedless plants within a community.
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Seed plants often have a relationship with a pollinator which tends to increase their chances of producing offspring.Seed plants are typically larger,vascular,and contain a wider variety of structural adaptations that enable them to adapt to a variety of conditions.Seeds themselves are often more successful in a wider variety of environments than spores.
It is possible to take a mature fern frond and rub the circular brown growths on the lower surface over a wet plug of peat moss.Soon small heart-shaped green structures grow on the nutritious peat moss plugs.What has happened?
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Fossils of vascular plants appear earlier in the fossil record than those of algae.
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The dominant plants in modern times are the ________ due to their relationship with animal pollinators.
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Which of the following is NOT an adaptation of plants to a terrestrial environment?
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Seedless vascular plants include all of the following EXCEPT
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Which group of gymnosperms is found in tropical and subtropical forests?
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In the fern life cycle,the ________ generation is dominant.
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In gymnosperms and angiosperms,seeds disperse the ________ stage of the life cycle and in mosses and ferns,spores disperse the ________ stage of the life cycle.
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As a botanist working for a field museum,you spend many hours in the field looking for new species of plant.On a recent trip,you came across a group of plants that may represent a new species.Each plant has seeds but they are not encased in fruit.Additionally,you notice that male and female cone structures are found on different plants.The cones are very large,and you determine average weight to be 30 kg.In which of the following groups would this plant most likely be classified?
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When a moss spore lands on an appropriate site,it germinates into the first stage of the gametophyte called a(n)
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As plants invaded the land,all of the following were true EXCEPT
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As a botanist working for a field museum,you spend many hours in the field looking for new species.On a recent trip you may have discovered a new plant species.Your observations of the new plant include small leaves with a single,unbranched vein and roots that seem to be simple extensions of the stem.Your new plant species is probably a(n):
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A characteristic only shared by angiosperms and gymnosperms is
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As a botanist working for a field museum,you spend many hours in the field looking for new species.On a recent trip you may have discovered a new plant species.The plant is very short,and has a stem but no roots or leaves.The stem forks and has branches that have sporangia on the tips.Further analysis reveals vascular tissue.What type of plant might you have discovered?
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Compile a list of features that are found in the monocots and compare it to those features found in the eudicots.
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In the moss life cycle,the ________ is the dominant generation.
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