A) protection of the embryo
B) evolution of vascular tissue
C) evolution of the seed
D) evolution of the flower
E) evolution of the rhizoid
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A) wind only.
B) insects only.
C) birds only.
D) water only.
E) insects or birds.
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A) An egg is produced in an archegonium.
B) A sperm is produced in an antheridium.
C) The sperm is carried by the wind to the egg.
D) The eggs and sperm are produced on the same plant.
E) Eggs and sperm are produced by the gametophyte generation.
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A) diploid gametophyte; fern frond
B) diploid sporophyte; fern frond
C) haploid sporophyte; fern frond
D) haploid gametophyte; fern frond
E) diploid gametophyte; moss plant
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A) algae have vascular tissue that transports water and nutrients to all parts of the organism.
B) water would simply diffuse into the cells from the surrounding environment.
C) the circulatory system of algae evolved early in the history of life.
D) algae take water in through root-like cilia that move water into the cells.
E) algae have specialized structures called desmosomes that move water into the cells.
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A) rose.
B) liverwort.
C) conifer.
D) ginkgo.
E) fern.
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A) Both charophytes and land plants have chlorophyll b,but only land plants have chlorophyll a.
B) Both charophytes and land plants store excess carbohydrates,but only land plants use glucose.
C) Both charophytes and land plants protect their zygotes,but only land plants also protect the resulting embryo.
D) Both charophytes and land plants are made up of cells,but only land plants have cell walls.
E) Both charophytes and land plants have cell walls,but only land plants use cellulose in their cell walls.
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A) antheridia
B) archegonia
C) rhizoids
D) protonema
E) sori
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A) The gametophyte stage lacks vascular tissue.
B) The sporophyte stage lacks vascular tissue.
C) Antheridia and archegonia develop on the prothallus of the gametophyte stage.
D) Fertilization requires moisture for the sperm to swim to the egg within the archegonia.
E) The sporophyte stage is the dominant generation.
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A) The sporophyte is diploid.
B) The sporophyte produces two distinct types of spores.
C) The megasporocyte develops into the pollen grain.
D) The microsporocyte develops into the pollen grain.
E) Two nonflagellated sperm are released by the male gametophyte.
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A) produces seeds,but the moss does not.
B) does not have a swimming sperm,but the moss does.
C) does not have a gametophyte generation,but the moss does.
D) has vascular tissue,but the moss does not.
E) can be found in dry areas,but moss cannot.
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A) insects.
B) mammals.
C) water.
D) wind.
E) light.
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A) carpel.
B) sepal.
C) receptacle.
D) petal.
E) stamen.
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A) ovary.
B) stigma.
C) anther.
D) filament.
E) style.
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A) a seed.
B) a sporophyte.
C) a pollen grain.
D) a megaspore.
E) an ovule.
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A) angiosperms.
B) gymnosperms.
C) conifers.
D) green algae.
E) ferns.
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A) gametophyte spores sporophyte
B) gametophyte gametes spores sporophyte
C) gametophyte gametes zygote spores sporophyte
D) gametophyte spores gametes zygote sporophyte
E) gametophyte gametes zygote sporophyte spores
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A) antheridia
B) archegonia
C) rhizoid
D) protonema
E) sori
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A) embryo sacs.
B) ovules.
C) pollen grains.
D) zygotes.
E) egg.
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A) a reduction in the size of the gametophyte and an increase in the size of the sporophyte.
B) a reduction in the size of the sporophyte and an increase in the size of the gametophyte.
C) an increase in the size of both the sporophyte and the gametophyte.
D) a decrease in the size of both the sporophyte and the gametophyte.
E) the sporophyte nor the gametophyte have evolved in plants and are basically the same size for all plant types.
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