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Name: Date: Period: Plants Study Guide How are plants classified? List 5 basic plant characteristics. Define: 1. xylem -2. phloem -3. cambium – 4. cotyledon – Multiple Choice: Circle the appropriate answer. 1. Examples include ferns, horsetails, peat, and club mosses. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm 2. Examples include lilies, roses, carnations, and tulips. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm 3. Examples include pine trees, blue spruce, evergreens. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm 4. Examples include mosses, liverworts, and hornworts. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm 5. Lacks vascular tissue. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm 6. Reproduce by spores. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm 7. Rhizoids, stalks, and leafy items. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm 8. Produces 2 types of cones and the seed only develops on the female cone. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm 9. Includes monocots and dicots. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm 10. Pioneer species. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymosperms D. angiosperm 11. Conifers. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm Explain how monocots are different from dicots. List the 4 structures of seed plants AND explain how each is important. Explain photosynthesis. Be able to LABEL: leaf layers diagram, photosynthesis in leaf, and flower diagram. Name: Date: Period: Plants Study Guide KEY How are plants classified? Seedless – nonvascular and vascular Seeds – gymnosperms and angiosperms List 5 basic plant characteristics. Producers Have cuticle – waxy layer coating the leaf, exposed to air Reproduce by spores and sex cells Have cell walls Have chloroplasts – place where photosynthesis takes place Define: 1. xylem – vascular tissue that transports water from root to plant 2. phloem – vascular tissue that transports food 3. cambium – produces new xylem and phloem cells as the plant grows 4. cotyledon – seed leaf for food storage Multiple Choice: Circle the appropriate answer. 1. Examples include ferns, horsetails, peat, and club mosses. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms 2. Examples include lilies, roses, carnations, and tulips. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms angiosperm D. angiosperm D. 3. Examples include pine trees, blue spruce, evergreens. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm 4. Examples include mosses, liverworts, and hornworts. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm 5. Lacks vascular tissue. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm 6. Reproduce by spores. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm 7. Rhizoids, stalks, and leafy items. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm 8. Produces 2 types of cones and the seed only develops on the female cone. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm 9. Includes monocots and dicots. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms angiosperm D. 10. Pioneer species. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymosperms D. angiosperm 11. Conifers. A. seedless nonvascular B. seedless vascular C. gymnosperms D. angiosperm Explain how monocots are different from dicots. Monocots – veins run parallel with vascular tissue in bundles Dicots – veins are branched with vascular tissue in bundles within a circle List the 4 structures of seed plants AND explain how each is important. Roots – support and anchor; transport and supply water and food; store extra food Stems – support plant body; transport and store materials Leaves – make food through photosynthesis Flowers -- reproduction Explain photosynthesis. Carbon dioxide and water vapor enter through stomata. Oxygen and water vapor release through stomata; 6 H2O + 6 CO2 using sunlight and chlorophyll yields C6H12O6 + 6 O2 Be able to LABEL: leaf layers diagram, photosynthesis in leaf, and flower diagram.
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