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A) haploid and are produced on the gametophyte.
B) haploid and are produced on the sporophyte.
C) diploid and are produced on the gametophyte.
D) diploid and are produced on the sporophyte.
E) diploid and are produced by fusion of haploid gametes.
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A) liverwort (Hepatophyta) .
B) hornwort (Anthocerophyta) .
C) moss (Bryophyta) .
D) stonewort (green algae) .
E) club moss (Lycophyta) .
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A) growth in dense masses through which water can move by capillary action.
B) leaflike structures that catch and hold water.
C) small size, which allows minerals to be distributed evenly by diffusion.
D) an extensive root system to take up water from soil.
E) mycorrhizae, a mutualistic association with a fungus.
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A) A clade of seed-bearing vascular plants that includes lycophytes and ferns
B) A clade of seedless vascular plants that includes ferns and horsetails
C) A clade of plants with a small leaf with one vascular strand
D) A clade of plants that have microphylls and dichotomous branching
E) A sister group to the lycophytes
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A) A thick, waxy cuticle to prevent desiccation and pores called stomata to allow for gas exchange
B) Megaphylls and a specialized arrangement of vascular tissue to allow differentiation of water and sugar transport
C) An independent sporophyte and true roots that branch dichotomously
D) A protected embryo and pores called stomata to allow for gas exchange
E) True roots that branch dichotomously and a persistently green sporophyte
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A) Fewer stomata will be needed for photosynthesis, so plants will have less capacity for evaporative cooling of large leaves.
B) High CO2 levels will cause damage to plants with large leaves because of suffocation.
C) Large leaves will capture too much light compared with the amount of CO2 they can take up, so they will decrease in size to avoid light.
D) More stomata will be needed, so plants with large leaves will lose too much water.
E) High CO2 levels will cause an increase in leaf size, shading the plants and limiting plant growth capacity.
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A) Club mosses
B) Horsetails
C) Ferns
D) Monilophytes
E) Rhyniophytes
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A) It provides a place for symbiotic nitrogen-fixing bacteria to live, while in mosses the apical cell division creates structures for mycorrhizal fungi.
B) It allows spores to be continually made and released as long as the sporophyte lives, while in mosses only one set of spores is made per sporophyte.
C) It limits division of sporophytes to the base so hornworts do not get as tall as mosses.
D) It keeps making green tissue to support growth of the gametophyte, while in mosses the gametophyte supports the sporophyte.
E) It helps raise the spores so they can be more easily dispersed by symbiotic fungi, while in mosses the spores are dispersed by wind.
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A) megasporangia; microsporangia
B) megagametophytes; microgametophytes
C) sperm; eggs
D) megaphylls; microphylls
E) sporophytes; gametophytes
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A) Consolidating male and female gametes on a single plant ensures close proximity of gametes during mating.
B) Separating male and female gametophytes prevents dessication.
C) Consolidating male and female gametes on a single plant shortens generation times by reducing the distance sperm travel to fuse with the egg, thus allowing for faster rates of evolution.
D) Separating male and female gametophytes reduces the risk of being eliminated by predation.
E) Separating male and female gametophytes promotes outcrossing and results in greater genetic diversity of offspring.
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A) Liverworts, mosses, and seed plants
B) Liverworts and mosses
C) Lycophytes, horsetails, ferns, and seed plants
D) Seed plants
E) Lycophytes, horsetails, and ferns
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A) Chlorophyll b
B) Cell walls rich in chitin
C) Carbohydrates stored mostly as glycogen
D) Plasmodesmata
E) Branching apical growth
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A) Mosses
B) Horsetails
C) Club mosses
D) Ferns
E) Liverworts
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A) desiccation.
B) the pull of gravity.
C) low light conditions.
D) a lack of water for dispersal of gametes.
E) the availability of nutrients.
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A) used phycoerythrin instead of chlorophyll a to harvest light.
B) share the derived trait of having peptidoglycan in their chloroplasts.
C) colonized land, helping animals and fungi evolve on land.
D) were similar to the modern glaucophytes, red algae, and chlorophytes.
E) used starch as a carbohydrate storage molecule.
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