Which is the most diverse group of seedless vascular plants? a. the liverworts b. the horsetails c. the club mosses d. the ferns

Q: Flowers are specialized plant structures used for sexual reproduction.

A: In this question we have to explain  different parts of angiosperms flower.

Q: How did the development of a vascular system contribute to the increase in size of plants?

A: Introduction: Xylem and phloem constitute the plant's vascular system. These are responsible for the…

Q: In which gardens where only collection of plants are ewference?

A: Ex-situ conservation is method of conserving biodiversity outside their natural habitats via aids…

Q: What do you think is the primary function of a root. Write about one or two sentences in the…

A: Root is the underground descending non green part of plant which bears lateral branches and is…

Q: Scientist analyze blank found in like bottoms to learn what type of plants live there thousands of…

A: Dissolved organic matter (DOM) is the largest pool of organic carbon in aquatic systems and an…

Q: a) Explain the common characteristic features of plants kingdom. b) Explain the common…

A: Answer: CLASSIFICATION : Every single species in world is arranged in to some type of order of taxa…

Q: Draw the life cycle of a fern, label all structures, and explain why ferns demonstrate Alternation…

A: Fern is defined as a member of a group or family of vascular plants that will reproduce through the…

Q: By developing vascular tissue, plants gained the ability to reproduce using flowers the ability to…

A: The correct option is 3rd i.e. the ability to grow taller.

Q: Give an example of seedless vascular plants.

A: Vascular plants refer to those plants which have vascular tissues, i.e., xylem and phloem for the…

Q: call the seagrass growing in the water

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Q: Answer the question below. -How do plants cope with the change in season?

A: Changes in the plants with a change in seasons are: The plants cope with the change in seasons by…

Q: a) Explain the common characteristic features of plants kingdom.  b) Explain the common…

A: Plant and animals are classified by Aristotle on the basis of simple morphological characters.…

Q: Assess the evidence supporting the contention that charophytes are the direct ancestors of plants

A: Charophyta refers to a group of green algae that inhabits freshwater. It is an unranked clade that…

Q: halassia testudinum (Turtle grass)

A: Plants contain chloroplast in them and the cell is bounded by cell wall.

Q: List the adaptations that led to a land existence for plants.

A: Adaptation is the behavioral or physical characteristic of the plants that helps them to survive…

Q: = What is the term to describe the leaf morphology of the plant on the left? 2: Name the type of…

A: INTRODUCTION Leaves could also be simple (a single blade or lamina) or compound (with several…

Q: Compare the life cycle of a fern to that of a moss.

A: Mosses are primitive plants and are differentiated into leaves, stems, and roots. Ferns are the…

Q: Give an example of insectivorous plants?

A: Plants are the multicellular autotrophic organisms that are capable of performing photosynthesis.…

Q: Assess the benefits and drawbacks of self-pollination for a flowering plant? Explain your answer.

A: The transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the stigma is termed pollination. pollen grains are…

Q: Hypothesize how flowering plants originated based upon knowledge of other plant phyla and explain…

A: The flowering plants first appeared in the Cretaceous period, around 130 million years ago. Their…

Q: Plants probably descended from a group of green algae called (a) rhyniophytes (b) Calamites (c)…

A: The correct answer is (d) Charophytes

Q: Which of the plants shows adaptations that make it better able to survive on the land? Explain

A: Introduction  Life originated on earth around 4 billion years ago in the ocean. However, it was just…

Q: a. What is a whisk fern? b. What was Calamites?

A: Whisk fern Psilotum or commonly known as whisk ferns belong to the family of Psilotaceae and class…

Q: Predict how the stem of a desert plant might be specialized for its environment.

A: Plants are autotrophs, which can synthesize their food. They trap the sunlight and uses carbon…

Q: List the traits that enabled plants to adapt to life on land.

A: In plants after fertilization , the embryo is formed inside the female plant .  Algae on other hand…

Q: Which correctly identifies a characteristic cactus has adapted due to abiotic factors in the…

A: Abiotic waters are the non living factors like water, temperature, air which are present in our…

Q: Enumerate five adaptations that made the non vascular plants successful in occupying land…

A: BASIC INFORMATION  NON - VASCULAR PLANTS  These are plant which do not have some special structures…

Q: reas during a given time?

A: Climate can be defined as the long-term average of weather, mostly they are averaged over the period…

Q: Which sentence correctly describes how a plant reproduces?   A. Pollen made by the petals goes to…

A: plants are the primary producers in the ecosystem . they reproduce via sexual method .

Q: From the cladogram above, enumerate the features that are common among Charophytes and land plants

A: Plants are the autotrophic category of ecosystem that laid the base of ecosystem.

Q: Which plant shows a very close relationship with a species of moth, where none of the two can…

A: The plant kingdom is very large. It consists of a wide variety of plants that differ from each other…

Q: During what era and period did the first vascular plants,such as ferns, appear?

A: The term plants refer to the group embryophyte which includes bryophytes and higher vascular plants.…

Q: Compare vascular plants to conifers, fern, moss, and spirogyra.

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Q: Write a note on importance of algae and gymnosperm?

A: Microbe or microorganism is a microscopic organism. Microorganisms are divided into six main types,…

Q: Which statement describes the role of flowers in plant survival? Flowers can absorb carbon dioxide…

A: Option D is correct.

Q: What phylum of flowering plants was used to test transpiration rate?

A: Transpiration is a physiological process in plants by which the water absorbed by the roots, is…

Q: Give a broad conclusion about vascular plants and its importance.

A: Vascular plants are those plants which contain specialised vascular tissues in the form of xylem and…

Q: Write a sentence about the purpose of vascular plant structure lab.

A: Vascular plants are efficient in growth and development due to the presence of vascular tissues.

Q: Compare and contrast the sporangia in Lycophytes and Monilophytes

A: Lycophytes belongs to the class lycopodiopsida and this class have more than 1300 remaining species.…

Q: Enumerate five adaptations that made the non vascular plants successful in occupying land…

A: The non-vascular plants are the land plants that do not possess vascular tissues like xylem, phloem,…

Q: In how many categories vascular plants have been put?

A: Vascular plants, which are also known as tracheophytes form a large group of land plants, which have…

Q: It is said that an oak is an acorn’s way of making moreacorns. Write an explanation that includes…

A: The sporophytes are the diploid (2n) that means they have 2 sets of chromosomes and a sporophyte…

Q: Cite and explain how the structure fits function in Bryophytes

A: Bryophytes are plants that reproduce by spores rather than flowers or seeds. The majority of…