Chapter 29 - Seedless Plants

Which of the following plants are seedless?

• Mosses and Ferns

• Grass, Ferns, and Trees

• Angiosperms and Gymnosperms

• Mosses, Ferns, and Pine Trees

Pteridophyta

• Ferns

• Conifers (Pine Trees)

• Mosses

• Angiosperms

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Select all plant groups that are seedless vascular.

• mosses

• horsetails

• hornworts

• club mosses

• ferns

This is a gemma cup. It is used...

• for sexual reproduction in liverworts

• for asexual reproduction in liverworts

• for sexual reproduction in mosses

• for asexual reproduction in mosses

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What is a gametophyte?

• The diploid stage that produces sperm cells and egg cells.

• The haploid spore-producing stage.

• The diploid spore-producing stage.

• The haploid stage that produces sperm cells and egg cells.

Archaegonia

• egg making structure found on gametophytes

• sperm making structure found on gametophytes

• egg making structure found on sporophytes

• sperm making structure found on sporphytes

Which correctly describes this picture? (the long yellow/brown part)

• sporophyte in Phylum Bryophyta

• sporophyte in Phylum Pteridophyta

• sporophyte in Phylum Lycophyta

• gametophyte in Phylum Bryophyta

• gametophyte in Phylum Bryophyta

Ferns are a type of

• Nonvascular Plant

• Nonvascular plant

• algae

• Seedless vascular plant

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Plants that have tube-like tissues inside them to transport water and nutrients are called

• vascular plants`

• nonvascular plants

• rhizoids

• conifers

Which two characteristics are shared by seedless vascular and nonvascular plants?

• They both have xylem and phloem tissue to transport nutrients and water.

• They both have true stems, leaves, and roots.

• They both live in moist environments and use spores to reproduce.

• They are both gametophyte dominant