BIOL 2043 Study Guide - Comprehensive Final Exam Guide - Photosynthesis, Ovule, Gynoecium

• School: Acadia University
• Department: Biology
• Course: BIOL 2043
• Professor: Allison Walker

Document Summary

I not all ) cell walls of cellulose. Important for leaves ,etc stems , the planet. Huge ! pollination provides genetic variation ) ttstsysfemwtarver) Breakthrough ! are protective seeds and promote dispersal. Introduction ( chapter 16 ) llhaptou a) ( chapter 18) lchapterla) All are vascular ( have xylem a phloem) seedless t seed plants. Problem with sorting as simply monocots us . picots seem to have dioot characteristics. Called into monooot fall basal angiosperms or bottom layer archaic that flowering plants grouping ! 000 most successful group of plants than the all of other plant groups n. Ito thousand ( adventitious ) from radiate ) Monocots have pollen with a single furrow or pore , whereas , They have from leaves ) portions leaves single all derived from. Stamen plural of the whole plant . androecium anther filament. "t plant gynoeuivm carpet pistil stigma style ovary corolla. Supports petals erianth ovule receptacle protects ovary.