A) Successful fertilization by free-swimming sperm is rare, because it generally requires continuous water films connecting male and female gametophytes.
B) Few spores can survive dispersal in air.
C) Plants dependent on surface water may have dried out and died before completing their life cycles.
D) Gametophytes need environmental water to undergo meiosis.
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A) bird.
B) bat.
C) fly.
D) rodent.
E) bee.
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A) The dominant angiosperm generation is diploid, which prevents recessive genes from being expressed.
B) Natural selection during the haploid gametophyte generation tends to eliminate recessive genes that have deleterious effects on the growth and development of the gametophyte.
C) In seed plants, the sperm does not have to swim to reach the female gamete (egg) , but is instead carried there by the pollen tube.
D) Double fertilization makes it impossible for the diploid offspring to be homozygous at any loci.
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A) stigma
B) anther
C) ovary
D) style
E) filament
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A) Chara and Choleochaete
B) bryophytes
C) lycophytes
D) gymnosperms
E) angiosperms
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A) stigma: captures pollen
B) anther: produces pollen
C) ovary: contains and protects ovules
D) style: produces ovules
E) carpel: female portion of flower
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A) spores that could develop into either male or female gametophytes.
B) dispersal of gametophytes instead of spores.
C) the production of two types of spores in separate sporangia.
D) bisexual gametophytes.
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A) petals.
B) sepals.
C) anthers.
D) stamens.
E) ovaries.
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A) ovary
B) anther
C) style
D) stigma
E) stamen
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A) The plants would have a mutated S gene.
B) The anther and style would be in close proximity.
C) The plants would be shorter.
D) The plants could be pollinated by bees.
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A) Seeds from both plants contain a triploid (3n) endosperm.
B) Seeds from both plants contain a diploid (2n) embryo.
C) Seeds from both plants contain a diploid (2n) seed coat.
D) Seeds from both plants contain a haploid (1n) male gametophyte.
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A) a leaf with sporangia that produce both male and female gametophytes
B) a shoot that produces leaves with either male or female sporangia in an alternating pattern
C) a shoot with a whorl of leaves bearing no reproductive structures, enclosing a whorl of leaves supporting sporangia from which sperm-bearing gametophytes emerge, enclosing a whorl of leaves supporting sporangia that contain egg-bearing gametophytes
D) a shoot with a whorl of leaves bearing no reproductive structures, enclosing a whorl of leaves that contain egg-bearing gametophytes, enclosing a whorl of leaves supporting sporangia from which sperm-bearing gametophytes emerge
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A) ethylene.
B) gibberellic acid.
C) abscisic acid.
D) a cytokinin.
E) auxin.
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A) S
B) T
C) G
D) O
E) D
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A) mitosis
B) fertilization
C) pollination
D) haploid spores
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A) sporopollenin.
B) sporangium.
C) endosperm.
D) sporophyte.
E) pollen.
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