Supplemental Instruction
Iowa State University / Leader:
Course:
Instructor:
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VIRUSES
- What characteristics of viruses can lead you to believe they are not alive?
- If you had the flu, which is a virus, how can you treat it?
- Even though viruses are not cells, what cellular function do they have? How can this function vary?
KINGDOM PLANTAE
- What are the three different types of plants. Name them in order from oldest to most recent
- What does it mean when Colbert says a general characteristic of plants is they have complex bodies with extensive specialization of cells?
- Provide an example of a plant that is not a photoautotroph. How may you know its not by looking at the picture
- What are the four main challenges that came about for plants to live on land?
- What are three adaptations that all plants have made to be more successful on land?
- True or False Correct if false
Spores and seeds are the same
SEEDLESS NONVASCULAR PLANTS
- What is the main issue with these plants compared to the other two extant groups?
- What adaptations have now come about for this group?
- Anthocerophyta
Dominant Life cycle:
Common Name:
Hepaticophyta
Dominant Life Cycle:
Common examples:
Ecosystem:
Sprorphytes:
Asexual Reproduction?
Sexual Reproduction?
Bryophyta
Dominant Life cycle:
Sporophytes:
Hydroids:
Sexual Reproduction:
- Which is the archegoium for moss and which is the antheridium, how do you know? Label one oother structure that is visible
SEEDLESS VASCULAR
- What adaptations have now occurred on top of the ones present in bryophytes?
- What is their true vascular system made of? What is the functions of each?
- What are the two water conducting cells? What other function do they serve besides transporting water, how do you know this?
- True or false
For members of this extant group some species can be homosporous and some can be heterosporous. Homosporous can be thought of as being bisexual
- PTERIDOPHYTA
Common Name:
Dominant Life cycle:
Ecosystem:
Spore fate:
- Spore production: Because of the spore fate where are spores produced and how?
- What is this an image of? What does it produce?
- What structure do some species have to help with seed dispersal?
- What is the difference between these two images even though they are both part of the same phylum
- When first looking at the fern life cycle it is bad because ______are produced by ______creating __ genetic variance. To fix this issue they produce ______.
- PSILOPHYTA
Common Name:
Dominant life cycle:
- EQUISETOPHYTA
Common Name:
Dominant life cycle:
- LYCOPHYTA
Common Name:
Dominant life cycle:
Spore fate:
Gametophytes:
- Is this picture of a heterosporous individual or homosporous, how do you know?
SEEDED PLANTS
- For both groups which phase is dominant?
- Another name for angiosperms is “______”
- All angiosperms are members of phylum ______
- Angiosperms have become the most/least abundant because:
- Gymnosperm life cycle is very similar to angiosperm life cycle except for one major difference what is it?
- ______mature into ______and ______mature into fruits
- In a flowering plant what structure is the female gametophyte in?
- What is this structure below and what is the importance of that tube?
- In the male gametophyte, two sperm cells are present what is the fate for each in angiosperms and in gymnosperms
- For other groups we learned that the embryo develops inside the archegonium, but for these groups the embryo develops inside the ______
- Some flowering plants are perfect while others are imperfect, what’s the difference?
- What two types of imperfect flowers can occur?
- True or False:
Both gymnosperms and angiosperms have the same kind of seed.
- What three things makes up a seed and give the definition of a seed
- Once you have an embryo it will grow into a mature ______
- What group(that includes two gymnosperm phyla) is especially common in area where the growing season is relatively short? Also name the two phyla included in the group
- An conifer tree producecs both ______and ______gametophytes called ______and ______
- A mature male gametophyte for gymnosperms is found where? What does it consist of and if it were immature where would it be?
- Again, like angiosperms, gymnosperms do not produce a ______like they bryophytes and seedless vascular plants do.