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d. D2. If a tree has 16 chromosomes in the gametophyte stage, how many chromosomes does it have in the sporophyte stage? a. 4
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b. three c. four
d. five10. Seeds without fruit are produced by plants in Division a. Coniferophyta.
b. Lycophyta. c. Anthophyta.
d. Pterophyta.11. With regard to the alternation of generations, how are lycophytes, or club mosses, similar to the seed-bearing vascular plants? a. They reproduce by mitosis.
b. In both, the sporophyte is dominant. c. In both, the gametophyte is dominant.
d. Neither have alternation of generation life cycles.12. The sporophytes of ferns are similar to those of seed-bearing plants in that both a. are independent forms.
b. live inside cones. c. are dependent on moisture.
d. produce spores.13. A seedless vascular plant’s roots are analogous to which structures in a nonvascular plant? a. cuticles
b. sporangia c. stems
d. rhizoids14. A stem with tiny leaf-like extensions usually consisting of a layer of cells only one cell thick is characteristic of which division of nonvascular plants? a. bryophytes
b. hepaticophytes c. pterophytes
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b. phloem c. trichomes
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d. The hypothesis is incorrect because there is no relationship between air humidity and transpiration.18. Which of the following hormones does not affect plant growth? a. auxin
b. cytokinins c. ethylene
d. gibberellins19. Evaluate the common expression, “One rotten apple spoils the whole barrel.” a. The expression is true because all of the apples most likely came from the same tree.
b. The expression is false because one apple cannot affect the freshness of another apple. c. The expression is false because cytokinins would protect the cellular integrity of the cells in the other apples.
d. The expression is true because a rotting apple gives off ethylene, which would speed the ripening of the other apples.20. The stems of a plant growing out of the side of a cliff will grow upward due to a. gravitropism.
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d. thigmotropism.21. Changes in the shapes of guard cells result in the opening and closing of stomata. Which of the following ideas would most likely explain how a guard cell can change its shape? a. Heat causes the guard cell to expand or contract.
b. Water moving into and out of the guard cell causes it to swell or shrink. c. The cuticle around the guard cell thickens when auxin binds with the cell’s hormone receptors.
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d. if the plant loses too many leaves23. When a person looks at an herbaceous plant, what type of cell is the person mostly seeing? a. collenchyma cells
b. guard cells c. parenchyma cells
d. sclerenchyma cells24. Sagebrush grows in regions that receive little annual precipitation and has a main thick root. Which type of root structure would sagebrush most likely have? a. prop root
b. fibrous c. pneumatophores
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d. prothallus35. Which of the following are formed by male cones? a. megaspores
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d. prothallus36. What is the underground stem that produces roots in a fern called? a. archegonium
b. frond c. prothallus
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b. female sporophyte c. male gametophyte
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b. when it is a female sporophyte c. when it is a male gametophyte
d. when it is a male sporophyte44. Which term best describes fertilization in an anthophyte egg? a. double fertilization
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b. cones. c. spores.
d. epiphytes.7. Identify the correct descriptors of the flowering plants commonly called carrots. a. biennial, eudicot, Anthophyta
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b. three c. four
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b. ground c. meristematic
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b. protonema c. rhizoids
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b. coniferous c. incomplete
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b. frond c. prothallus
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b. imperfect c. heterosporous
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b. intermediate-day plants c. long-day plants
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b. female sporophyte c. male gametophyte
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b. when it is a female sporophyte c. when it is a male gametophyte
d. when it is a male sporophyte44. Which term best describes fertilization in an anthophyte egg? a. double fertilization
b. facilitated fertilization c. natural fertilization
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