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Typical “body” cells of plants and animals are
diploid
Diploid (2n)
A cell with two sets of DNA in nucleus. 􀂾 Half of the DNA comes from the mother and the other half comes from the father
Typical “reproductive” cells of plants and animals are
haploid
Haploid (1n)
A cell with one set of DNA in nucleus. 􀂾 The single set of DNA contains a mixture of DNA from mother and father
Cells divide and make new cells that are exact copies of themselves one diploid cell makes 2 diploid cells
mitosis
Cells divide and make new cells genetically different from themselves One diploid cell makes four haploid cells
meiosis
sporophyte
multicellular plant made of diploid cells
A sporophyte makes spores by
meiosis
Spore
Single haploid cell made by meiosis.
(small multicellular plant made of haploid cells),
gametophyte
makes gametes by
mitosis
In animals, gametes (sperm and eggs) are made from diploid cells by
meiosis
In plants, gametes (sperm and eggs), are made from haploid cells by
mitosis
BOTH diploid and haploid phases of a plant life cycle are
MULTICELLULAR
⬢Seedless, non-vascular plants ⬢Gametophyte is dominant generation ⬢Require water during reproduction (swimming sperm)
bryophyte
bryophytes are Polyphyletic meaning
Don’t appear to have a common ancestor Don’t form a natural group But….have common characteristics
Ferns and Lycophytes
􀂾Seedless vascular plants 􀂾 Don’t make seeds 􀂾 Have vascular tissue 􀂾 Sporophyte dominant
Two kinds of leaves
1- Microphylls – Single vascular strand 2- Megaphylls – Multiple vascular strands
FRONDS
fern megaphylls are called
Each sporangia makes multiple
spores
sori-> sporangium -> spores
each sori has lots of sporangium, each sporangium has lots of spores
5 Sexual reproduction in mosses and ferns requires
water
􀁺 Roots 􀁺 Stems 􀁺 Leaves
􀂾Vegetative organs
Plant tissue systems
ground, vascular, dermal

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