Biology II
BIOLOGY MIDTERM REVIEW Definitions Answers to questions Explanation Functions Chapter 26: Plant Diversity and Colonization of Land Plants are: Multicellular, eukaryotes that are photosynthetic autotrophs. What is the c...
Adaptations to land by plants: Kingdom Protista: Algae (ancestors to plants) Kingdom Plantae: NonVascular Plants (bryophytesmosses) Vascular Plants (tracheophytes) ex. seedless vascular plants: ferns, seed bearing vascula...
Page 1 BIOL1507 Lab 3 4 Quiz Review Lab 3 Leaves Land plants have developed a leaf structure that contains a watery culture of chlorenchyma (cells with chloroplast) sandwiched between two protective layers, the upper a...
Page 1 BIOL1507 Lab 5 6 Quiz Review Lab 5: Woody Stem and Root Structure woody plants living in zones with drastic seasonal differences survive the cold or dry season by becoming dormant A. The Twig Twigs are the young...
Page 1 BIOL1507 Lab 1 2 Quiz Review Adaptations to Land by Plants Basic life cycle: 1) gametophyte produced 2 haploid gametes 2) gametes fuse to give diploid zygote 3) Zygote undergoes mitosis and develops into the d...
Page 1 BIOL1507 Lab 7 8 Quiz Review Lab 7: Fetal Pig Dissection 1 C. Neck D. Buccal Cavity
Page 1 BIOL1507 Lab 9 10 Quiz Review Anatomy at the microscopic level is called histology Tissue 1) Epithelial Tissue Occurs in sheets of tightly packed cels which cover the external body, line body cavities, as well a...
Page 1 Biology Exam Review Transports in Plants Physical forces drive the transport of materials in plants over a range of distances Short distance transport is bringing substances from cell to cell (in all tissues and o...
Page 1 Biology Exam Review Transports in Plants Physical forces drive the transport of materials in plants over a range of distances Short distance transport is bringing substances from cell to cell (in all tissues and o...
Page 1 1) PLANTS Plants and Colonization of Land A gametophyte is a structure that produces gametes Female: Archegonia (archegonia > ovaries > eggs) produces ovaries eggs are therefore female, and produced in ovaries ...
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