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Land Plants Without Vascular Tissues
School: Texas State
Course: BIO 1421
Land Plants Without Vascular Tissues. Bryophytes are small, low-growing plants of mostly moist environments in the temperate and tropical zones where they grow on the ground and as epiphytes on the trees and undergrowth. In the alpine and boreal z...
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Phylum Lycophyta
School: Texas State
Course: BIO 1421
Phylum Lycophyta: Club Mosses and More. The lycophytes are the oldest of the seedless vascular plants that have living representatives. They constitute one of the two major lines (clades) of vascular plants, which split probably in the Silurian Ag...
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body and other features
School: Texas State
Course: BIO 1421
body and other features, Lycopodium and Selaginella small, creeping plants; Isoetes a small hydroilica; phyte with sharp pointed linear leaves, jointed, ribbed, hollow stems impregnated with small leaves in whorls at the nodes; sporangia on specia...
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Distribution of Vegetation
School: Texas State
Course: BIO 1421
Distribution of Vegetation. Even the most cursory examination reveals that different kinds of plants grow in different kinds of places. The vegetation of the world is aligned latitudinally in broad bands circling the globe. As the climate changes ...
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plant and animal adaptions
School: University Of Phoenix
Course: BIO 315
... Carrie Freed. Bio/315. July 27, 2015. Travis Kibota. Plant and Animal Adaptions. There are multiple plants and animals that live in the state of Virginia ...
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Peiying Hu Bio 1B Research Paper
School: Laney College
Course: BIO 1A
... Viridiplantae, infrakingdom Strephtophyta, superdivision Embryophyta, division Tracheophyta (vascular plants), subdivision Spermatophytina (seed ...
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bio 121 plant project introduction
School: Cal Poly Pomona
Course: BIO 121L
Introduction. Plants use photosynthesis to convert light energy into chemical energy. The equation for photosynthesis is ...
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BSC2011L Biology 2 Lab, Homework 2 Essay
School: University Of South Florida
Course: BSC 2011 Lab
... While they grow though, they are affected by several factors just as other plants are, one of which being chemicals. ... plants around us. Introduction ...
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bio2
School: Penn State
Course: BIOL 120A
... (5 pts) 2. Other than as food, describe two ways humans use carbohydrates produced by plants. Certain plants and fruits ...
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bio1
School: Penn State
Course: BIOL 120A
... typical day. Break your list apart and try to determine what different species of plants you consume on a daily basis. Using ...
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Week 4
School: North Texas
Course: BIOL 1710
Question 1. 1 out of 1 points. Algae and plants exhibit an alternation of generations life cycle. ... In plants, gametes are produced by what process? ...
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completed UCBXSpring2015-HW6
School: Berkeley
Course: BIO 1A
1. Pea plants were well suited for use in Mendels breeding experiments for all the following reasons except . ... 1. Pea plants were well suited for use in Mendel's breeding experiments for all the following reasons except . ...
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Lab Report 3
School: Norfolk
Course: BIOLOGY 271
... Freshwater Ecology. Introduction: Freshwater and marine habitats contain a numerous amount of different animals and plants. ... On the other hand, marine habitats are home to seaweeds, marine flowering plants, and mangroves. ...
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Pre lab Enzyme
School: DePaul
Course: BIO 191
... Introduction-. The enzyme amylase helps disassemble the polysaccharide starch, which is the primary energy storage molecule in plants. ...
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bur sage lab
School: Grand Valley State
Course: BIO 120
Tayler Allard-Schmid. Introduction. In desert communities such as Burrego Valley, San Diego, California, plants must compete for things such as population stability within the community, which includes receiving enough water. ...
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NOTEBOOK - SEED PLANTS
School: Nova Southeastern University
Course: BIOL 1510
BIO II lab Questions for SEED PLANTS LAB 1. Different structures may serve similar purposes. ... BIO II lab. Questions for SEED PLANTS LAB. ...
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School: University Of Sydney
Course: BIOL 2557
... {University}. The Significance of Water. Water is among the most significant substances in the universe. All plants as well as animals must have water to live. ... The water from plants can return back to the atmosphere by transpiration. ...
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Land Plants Without Vascular Tissues
School: Texas State
Course: BIO 1421
Land Plants Without Vascular Tissues. Bryophytes are small, low-growing plants of mostly moist environments in the temperate and tropical zones where they grow on the ground and as epiphytes on the trees and undergrowth. In the alpine and boreal z...
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Phylum Lycophyta
School: Texas State
Course: BIO 1421
Phylum Lycophyta: Club Mosses and More. The lycophytes are the oldest of the seedless vascular plants that have living representatives. They constitute one of the two major lines (clades) of vascular plants, which split probably in the Silurian Ag...
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body and other features
School: Texas State
Course: BIO 1421
body and other features, Lycopodium and Selaginella small, creeping plants; Isoetes a small hydroilica; phyte with sharp pointed linear leaves, jointed, ribbed, hollow stems impregnated with small leaves in whorls at the nodes; sporangia on specia...
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Distribution of Vegetation
School: Texas State
Course: BIO 1421
Distribution of Vegetation. Even the most cursory examination reveals that different kinds of plants grow in different kinds of places. The vegetation of the world is aligned latitudinally in broad bands circling the globe. As the climate changes ...
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Exam6
School: Straighterline
Course: BIO 101
... Flag question. Question text. Structures in plants that produce the gametes are called. Select one: a. sporangia. ... Flag question. Question text. Plants that flourished in the Mesozoic era along with dinosaurs were the. Select one: a. ferns....
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EXAM 1 STUDY GUIDE
School: University Of Iowa
Course: BIO 1412
... Grouped as-. Eukaryotes (have nucleus that holds DNA): animals, plants, fungi, and protists. ... Goal: Distinguish the evolutionary relationships within the tree of life for genes of the chloroplast and nucleus of plants. ...
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QUIZ 5 STUDY GUIDE
School: UMass (Amherst)
Course: BIOLOGY 426
... FERNS AND RELATIVES I. Evolution The first land plants evolved some 420 million years ago, and did not have vascular tissue. This meant that they were short, close to the ground, and limited to living in wet areas. ...
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Chapter 29
School: University Of Texas
Course: BIO 311
... The Greening of Earth. 1.2 billion years ago, cyanobacteria existed on land. 500 million years ago, small plants as well as fungi and animals came ashore. ... plants supply oxygen and ultimately most of the food eaten by terrestrial animals. ...
