Laboratory Review 17* Describe the function of each ldipladgenerationgeneration in the life cycle of plants. Sparophytefroduceswawes s .pones, Gametopyte Cheploid) generation phoduces gametes2. Contrast the life cycle of plants to that of animals (e.g., human beings).AnimalsPlantsTypical life cycleResulting structure from meiosisFunction of mitosisCompare mosses and ferns by completing the following table:DominantVascularFlagellatedSperm Present?SeedGenerationTissue Present?Producing?3. Moss4. Fern5. Why do some biologists call the nonvascular plants the “amphibians of the plant kingdom"? Becausethey thrve in moistconditions.6. Are ferns better adapted to a land environment than mosses? Wes

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Laboratory Review 17
* Describe the function of each ldipladgeneration
generation in the life cycle of plants. Sparophyte
froduces
wawes s .
pones, Gametopyte Cheploid) generation phoduces gametes
2. Contrast the life cycle of plants to that of animals (e.g., human beings).
Animals
Plants
Typical life cycle
Resulting structure from meiosis
Function of mitosis
Compare mosses and ferns by completing the following table:
Dominant
Vascular
Flagellated
Sperm Present?
Seed
Generation
Tissue Present?
Producing?
3. Moss
4. Fern
5. Why do some biologists call the nonvascular plants the “amphibians of the plant kingdom"? Because
they thrve in moist
conditions.
6. Are ferns better adapted to a land environment than mosses? Wes

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