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Plant Overview and Reproduction

Plant Overview and Reproduction. Pre-AP Biology. What Is a Plant?. Members of the kingdom Plantae Plants are multicellular eukaryotes Plants have cell walls made of cellulose .

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Fruits and Vegetables

Fruits and Vegetables. Outline. This stuff is scattered in the book. Pp. 92-101 pp. 44-47 Tomato Apple Citrus Brassica Banana Carrot Onion Squash and Melon Tropical Fruits. Fruits: Botanical and Popular.

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Bacteria, Protists , and Fungi

Bacteria, Protists , and Fungi. 7th. Bacteria are very small unicellular organisms that do not contain organelles This makes them prokaryotes They have DNA, but it floats around the cell as a nucleoid. How do they get food? Producers- anything that can make food

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Fungi

Fungi. Chapter 31. Plantae Fungi Animalia Protista. Monera. Kingdom Fungi. About 100,000 species. Uses: medicine food Ecological value: major decomposers symbiotic relationships (N 2 fixers) Problems: some strains are deadly athletes foot destroy library books

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Group 4: Flowering Plants

Group 4: Flowering Plants. Angiosperms (flowering plants) Flower = reproductive structure Attract animals to help spread pollen Forms fruit to protect and spread seeds Seeds Grow inside the fruit Inside the seed 1. Embryo 2. Endosperm (Food supply). Seed Dispersal.

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Mushrooms,molds , mildews yeast, rust, smuts Classified by reproductive structure

Mushrooms,molds , mildews yeast, rust, smuts Classified by reproductive structure . Characteristics. Eukaryote Unicellular to multicellular Cell wall of chitin (insect bodies ) Body is made of Long filaments of hyphae which form a mycelium Heterotrophs Some are parasites

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Plants

Plants. Chapter 19 & 20. The origin of plants from algae. Desended from Charophytes ( multicellular green algae) Live around edges of lakes and ponds Some ancient charophytes may have lived in shallow-water habitats that occasionally dried out

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Classification of Plants

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Plant Diversity II

Plant Diversity II. The Evolution of Seed Plants. SEEDS!. Seeds are plant embryos packaged with a food supply in a protective coat. Evolution of Plants. Five Reproductive Adaptations. Reduction of the gametophyte : shift from haploid to diploid condition

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Kingdom Plantae

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Rants about PLANTS

Rants about PLANTS. Parts of a Plant. Flower: seed bearing structure Leaves: photosynthetic organ that contains vascular tissue Stem: supporting structure that carries water and nutrients between the roots and leaves Roots: underground organ that absorbs water.

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Flower Dissection

Flower Dissection. Structures divided up. Petals. Leaf. (A) Stamen. Male reproductive structure Composed of an anther and filament Through meiosis, the diploid cells of the anther produce pollen grains that are haploid. (A) Stamen. Pollen. (B) Pistil.

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Plants

Plants. Biology 112. Kingdom Plantae. Multicellular eukaryotes that have cell walls made of cellulose Develop from multicellular embryos and carry out photosynthesis using chlorophyll a and b All are autotrophs but a few live parasitically or as saprobes (obtain food from decaying material).

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Fungi

Fungi. Fungi are split into 3 groups known as moulds , mushrooms and yeasts . Most fungi are beneficial or useful to us like yeast (bread, beer and wine making), mushrooms (food), those that make antibiotics & those used in composting.

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Tropism

Tropism. Tropisms Objective 16. Plants change their patterns and directions of ___________ in response to their _________________. Growth. Environmental Conditions. Tropisms Objective 16.

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C22 Test Review

C22 Test Review. Study Guide Place these notes into your Biology Notebook. A biennial is smaller during its first growing season. Unlike a dicot, a monocot has parallel leaf veins. The number of seed leaves distinguishes two classes of angiosperms.

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Fungi

Fungi. Fungi Basics. Eukaryotic (4 Eukaryote kingdoms = animals, plants, fungi, & protists) Multicellular Heterotrophic (decomposers) Cell Walls. Fungi: Between Plants and Animals. The 3 branches of multicellular life Kingdom animalia Kingdom plantae Kingdom Fungi.

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Asexual/Sexual Reproduction

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Kingdom Plantae

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