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seed plants 1: no flowers (Gymnosperms), very similar, micropyle is…
seed plants 1: no flowers (Gymnosperms)
concepts
genes
all genes of gametophyte
identical
mutations
half genes of sporophyte embryo
evolution
lignophytes
spermatophytes
seeds
classifications
magnoliophyta
angiosperms
flowering plants
gnetophyta
gymnosperms
naked ovules
cycadophyta
ginkgophyta
cioniferophyta
woody plants
progynosperms
characteristics
gave rise to
cycads
gymnosperms
conifers
vascular cambium
xylem
phloem
Aneurophytales
varied stature
shrubs to large trees
vascular cambium
secondary growth
primary xylem
protostele
archaeopteridales
abundant
wood
siphnostele
pith surrounded by primary xylem bundles
secondary xylem
evolution of seeds
megasporangium
surrounded by
integument
pollen chamber
large micropyle
hole in
permitted
sperm to swim to egg
division pteriospermophyta
seed ferns
wood was manoxylic
soft
not dense
thick cortex
leaves
now have a large bundle of vascular tissue
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division conifrophyta
conifers
leaves
simple needles
perennial
scales
venation
simple
shoots
long shoots
short shoot
in axis of
cones
pollen
simple
sperm
#
seed
compound
shoot
aucillary buds
ovuliferous scales
egg
suspensor
pushes deep into
megagametophyte
zygote
proembryo
embryo
wood
division cycadophyta
cycads
leaves
do not bear ovules
cones
seed
pollen
wood
Division cycadeoidophyta
cycadeoids
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division Ginkgophyta
maiden hair tree
single living species
division Gnetophyta
vines
leaves
similar to dicots
small shrubs
cones
pollen cones
compound
bracts
seed cones
contain extra layer of tissue
around ovule
very similar
micropyle is present
vascular tissue prominence id thanks to evolution of vascular cambium