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Lower Plants
Biology 2
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
Taxonomy
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Kingdom Archaea - prokaryotic
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Kingdom Plants - eukaryotic, autotrophic,
multicellular
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Kingdom Animals - eukaryotic,
heterotrophic (ingest), multicellular
Kingdom Bacteria - prokaryotic
Kingdom Protista - eukaryotic
Kingdom Fungi - eukaryotic,
heterotrophic (absorb), most multicellular
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Kingdom Fungi
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Phylum Chytridiomycota
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Phylum Zygomycota “ zygote fungi”
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Phylum Ascomycota “sac fungi”
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Phylum Basidiomycota “club fungi”
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Kingdom Plantae
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Eukaryotic
Autotrophic
Cell walls of cellulose
Multicellular - Many cell types
Sex cells enclosed in organs
Alternation of Generations
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Alternation of Generations
Gametophyte (N)
produces
Grow into
Spores (N)
Produces
By
Meiosis
Sporophyte (2N)
Egg (N)
combine
Zygote (2N)
Grows into
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Sperm (N)
Plant Evolution
Fig. 23.1
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Plant Kingdom
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Non-Vascular Plants
Vascular plants – Seedless
Vascular plants – Seeds in Cones
Vascular plants – Seeds in Fruit, Flowers
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Non-Vascular Plants
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Lack transport tissue
Small
Live in wet areas
Gametophyte dominant
Phylum Bryophyta
3 groups - liverworts,
hornworts and mosses
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Liverworts
Thalloid Liverworts
(flat, branching)
Leafy Liverworts
(flat scale-like leaves)
common worldwide
tropics
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Liverworts
Thallus
2 cell layers
Gemmae cups
asexual reproduction
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Sexual Reproduction
Female Head
Male head
eggs
sporophyte
gametophyte
sperm
thallus
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Hornworts
• Flat round thallus
(gametophyte)
• Eggs and sperm
produced in
thalllus
• Sperm swim to egg
• Sporophyte grows
upright
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Mosses
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more typical plant body
primitive leaves - 1 cell thick
head
leaves
gametophyte
axis
rhizoids
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Heads - Sexual Reproduction
Male Head
antheridium
sperm
Female Head
archegonium
egg
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Sporophyte Formation
capsule
operculum
sporophyte
seta
egg+sperm
zygote
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Spores
spores
protonema
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Figure
23.8
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Seedless Vascular Plants
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Have transport tissue
Do not produce seeds
Sporophyte dominant generation
Sporophyte independent of
gametophyte
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Phylum Lycophyta
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Microphylls - small leaves with single vein
Small flat gametophyte
Club Moss
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Spike Moss
Club Mosses
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rhizome - underground stem
upright branches with many small leaves
branches symmetrically
upright strobila -->spores
Shining Club Moss
Ground Pine
Fig 23.10
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Spikemosses
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Leaves have small flap
More branches, asymmetrical
Male and female spores
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Phylum Pteridophyta
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Megaphylls - leaves
with branched veins
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Ferns and allies
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Ferns
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Very large leaves fronds
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Fronds begin as
fiddleheads
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Rhizome
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Basic Fern Structure
Pinna(e)
rachis
frond
stipe
Rhizome
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Frond Variations
Simple frond
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Pinnate Frond
Bipinnate Frond
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Fern Sori
Sori are groups of spore-producing
structures on the back of fronds in
some species or on separate fronds in
other species.
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Sporangia
• Spore producing structures
annulus
spores
sporangium
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•Sorus (plural sori) clump of sporangia
Gametophyte
archegonia
antheridia
Rhizoids
spore
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Gametophyte
(prothallus)
Sporophyte
archegonia
antheridia
Rhizoids
spore
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Gametophyte
(prothallus)
Fern
Life
Cycle
Sporophyte
Fig 23.15
Sporangium
Egg and Sperm
Spores
Gametophyte
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Fern
Variety
Fig 23.14
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Horsetails
• Stems ribbed, silica
• Very small leaves, non-photosynthetic
• Spores produced in strobilus
strobilus
leaves
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• Some
species branches
Horsetails
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Whisk Ferns
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Body - branching stems
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Sporangia occur in 3’s
No roots or leaves (underground stem
w/ mycorrhizae)
sporangia
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