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Plant Diversity II: Evolution of
Seed Plants
AP Biology
Crosby High School
Evolution of Seed Plants
Gametophyte becomes dependent on
Sporophyte
Seed: packaged sporophyte embryo w/ food
supply in protective coat
Seed plants are heterosporous
Ovule
– Female gametophyte develops inside and produce
egg
– When fertilized by sperm zygote becomes sporophyte
and creates seed
Gymnosperms
Ginkgophyta
Phylum Cycadophyta: resemble palms
Phyum Gnetophyta:
– Welwitschia: giant strap like leaves
– Gnetum: tropical trees and vines
– Ephedra: (Mormon tea) shrub in American
desert
Phylum Coniferophyta
Angiosperms
All are phylum Anthophyta
Monocot, dicot, or eudicot
Tracheid, vessel elements, fiber cells
Flower: angiosperm reproductive structure
– 4 circles of modified leaves
Sepals
Petals
Stamens
Carpel
Fruit
Mature ovary
Types:
– Simple fruit
– Aggregate fruit
– Multiple fruit
Dispersal:
– Burrs
– Edible fruit
Angiosperm Life Cycle
Some self-pollinate, others ensure crosspollination
One sperm fuses w/ egg, the other with 2
central nuclei
After Double Fertilization
– Zygote develops into sporophyte
– Triploid nucleus creates endosperm
Life Cycle
Xylem Cells
Parts of a Flower
Conifer Life Cycle
Gametophyte to Sporophyte
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