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Ecology (UNICELLULAR, FLAGELLATED ANCESTOR- (Fungi (Chytrids, other fungi)…
Ecology
UNICELLULAR, FLAGELLATED ANCESTOR-
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Biomes
Terrestrial "land"
Chapparal
Tiny, Short plants, hot/dry summers, wet winters, diversity
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Savannah
Dry/wet seasons, Succession(fire), herbivorous, Plants and tall
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Grasslands
Prairie. (Similar to the Savannah) Succession, Plants, Herbivorous
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Plasmogamy: fusion of cytoplasm, Karyogamy: fusion of nuclei, Meiosis, Germination, Mycelium, Spores producing structures, Spores, Germination
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yeast is a unicellular, budding fungus. mold is a multicellular, threadlike fungus.
yeast grows as one large single cell, mold grows as multiple tubular branches
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a set of morphological and developmental traits that lead to the overall shape and structure of the organism
Some body plans have been conserved, while others have changed multiple times over the course of evolution
Cnidarians have diversified into a wide range of both sessile (stationary) and motile (mobile) forms including jellies, corals, and hydras They exhibit a diploblastic, radial body plan A single opening functions as mouth and anus Cnidarians are carnivores that use tentacles to capture prey
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The integument of an ovule develops into the protective seed coat of a seed. The ovule's megaspore develops into a haploid female gametophyte: the food supply of the seed is derived from haploid gametophyte cells, and the embryo of the seed develops after the female gametophyte's egg cell is fertilized by a sperm. A remnant of the ovule's megasporangium surrounds the spore wall that encloses the seeds food supply and embryo.
Darwin was troubled by the relatively sudden and geographically widespread appearance of angiosperms in the fossil record. Fossil evidence shows that angiosperms arose and began to diversify over a period of 20-30 million years, a less rapid event than was suggested by the fossils known during Darwin's lifetime. Fossil discoveries have also uncovered extinct lineages of woody seed plants that may have been closely related to angiosperms. Phylogenetic analyses have identified Amborella as the most basal angiosperm lineage ; Amborella is woody, and hence its basal position supports the conclusion
The loss of tropical forests could contribute to global warming. People also depend on Earth's biodiversity for many products and services and hence would be harmed by the loss of species that would occur if the world's remaining tropical forests were cut down.
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Human depend on seeds by: We eat, without seeds we will probably starve to death
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