BIO 311D Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Turgor Pressure, Microspore, Collagen

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Stamen produce microspores that develop into pollen grains that contain the male gametophytes. Carpels make megaspores and their products which are the female gameteophytes. If fertilized, an ovule makes a seed. abc hypothesis a: sepals and petals b: petals and stamen c: stamen and carpels. Spores made by diploid sporophyte, meisosis hermaphrodites: posses potential to have both male and female gonads (sex organs) ex: snails, clownfish, worms, enchinoderms. Parthenogenesis: in animals, parthenogenesis means development of an embryo from an unfertilized egg cell. Most modenr plants= vascular (have extensive tubes to transport h20 and nutrients thru body) seedless vas. plants (ferns) prdocue spores spores no protective coating no food supply single celled carries 1 chromosome https://www. evernote. com/home. action#n=3e329af8 4fc2 4b00 b116 b9bcc58381ec&ses=4&sh=2&sds=5& 90% modern plants= vascular and produce seeds, making them either gymnosperms or angiosperms. Gymnosperm: seeds are not enclosed in chambers, naked seeds. Angiosperm: seeds develop inside chambers that originate within flowers, covered seeds.