POP FLASHCARD GYMNOSPERMS AND ANGIOSPERMS

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What is a unique characteristic of Angiosperms?

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Double fertilization, formation of pollen tube, and seeds protected within an ovary are unique to Angiosperms.

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What is a characteristic that is NOT unique to Angiosperms?

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Producing cones is not unique to Angiosperms; it is also found in Gymnosperms.

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Why are Gymnosperms considered more advanced than Pterophytes?

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Gymnosperms produce seeds, which provide advantages for survival and reproduction.

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What characteristic is NOT found in all vascular plants?

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Production of seeds is not found in all vascular plants.

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Which group does not belong to Gymnosperms?

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Anthophyta is not a Gymnosperm; it refers to Angiosperms.

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What is a true statement about Gymnosperms?

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Gymnosperms are heterosporous and their seeds are not enclosed within an ovary.

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What is the dominant generation in vascular plants?

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The dominant generation in vascular plants is the sporophyte generation.

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What type of tissue is found in Gymnosperms?

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Gymnosperms have lignified xylem and phloem tissue.

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What is the significance of seeds in Gymnosperms?

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Seeds provide protection and nourishment for the developing plant embryo.

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What is the role of pollen in Angiosperms?

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Pollen facilitates the transfer of male gametes to female ovules for fertilization.