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Title: Important Points to Remember From Plant Kingdom
Description: The notes are aimed at students preparing for medical entrance exams. The points mainly covers the exceptions in Plant Kingdom.
Description: The notes are aimed at students preparing for medical entrance exams. The points mainly covers the exceptions in Plant Kingdom.
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Plant Kingdom
Chemotaxonomy involves grouping of organisms on the basis of :
DNA sequence
RNA sequence
Chemical nature of protein etc
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Kelps belong to order Laminariales
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Gracilaria, Gelidium are red algae
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Liverworts reproduce asexually by gemmae and fragmentation
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Gymnosperms have tap root system
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The megaspore mother cell is differentiated from one of the cells of the
nucellus
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CORALLOID-CYANOBACTERIA (NITROGEN FIXING) i
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CORALLOID-CYCY
Microsporophylls-Male Strobili
In angiosperms, the sporophylls are organised into flowers
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Which one of the following is also known as runway of pollen grains? Stigma
The germination of pollen grain results in the formation of pollen tube
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Banana is a monocot
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Haplontic life cycle is represented by Volvox
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Sexual system of classification is artificial system based on stamen characters
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Thallus organisation of Volvox is colonial and motile
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GBR-BCD
Red algae has floridean starch as reserve food and they are nonflagellate in nature
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Each zygospore gives rise to 1 daughter filament
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A red algae which is not red is Batrachospermum
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In chlorophyceae, the flagella are whiplash type
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Carpogonium-Flask
SHAPED
Female
SEX
ORGAN
in
RED
ALGAE
What are the most important characters of brown algae (Laminaria)?
1
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Trumpet Hyphae
3
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Fucoxanthin
Stem and leaves of bryophytes are analogous to vascular plants
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Features of Funaria
– Protonema
– Gametophore
– Haplodiplontic
– Fragmentation
Calyptra and Rhizoid are haploid
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Star Like (Completely Cut Star Like)-Female Marchantia
Prothallus of fern is monoecious and protandrous with unicellular rhizoids
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Fertilization with the help of water is not the evolutionary advanced feature of
Selaginella
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Dominant vegetation is colder regions are gymnosperms
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Endosperm of gymnosperm is ontogenetically similar to angiospermic embryo sac
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In gymnosperms, male
and female gametophytes are present within sporangia located on sporophyte
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Male gametes are flagellated in ECTOCARPUS
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Fucus shows oogamy and it exhibits diplontic lifecycle
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Gymnosperms are called soft wood spermatophytes because they lack xylem fibers
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Sporophyte in liverwort is less elaborate than mosses
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Salvinia
Wheat - Diplontic
Funaria - Haplo-diplontic
Polytrichum - Haplodiplontic
Ustilago – Haplontic
Ginkgo
Riccia, Dryopteris and Cycas have flagellated male gametes
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Spore dissemination in some liverworts is aided by elaters
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Conifers differ from grasses in the formation of endosperm even before
fertilization
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coli
(b) Living fossils - Ginkgo
(c) Rhizophore - Selaginella
(d) Smallest flowering plant - Wolfia
(e) Largest perenial algae - Macrocystis
(Brown algae kelp)
Ectophloic siphonostele is found in Osmunda and Equisetum
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Sexual reproduction in Fucus, Volvox and Albugo is oogamous type
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Male and female gametophytes are independent and free-living in Sphagnum
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Also, the dependence
of gametophyte on sporophyte also plays an important role in development of seed
habit
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Salvinia, Selaginella and Azolla are heterosporous
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Top-shaped multiciliate male gametes and the mature seed which bears only one
embryo with two cotyledons are characteristic features of cycads
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Genera Plantarum written by Bentham & Hooker
In biology, phenetics, also known as taximetrics, is an attempt to classify
organisms based on overall similarity, usually in morphology or other observable
traits, regardless of their phylogeny or evolutionary relation
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Green algae
Isogamy, Anisogamy and Oogamy are present
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Pyrenoids are made up of PS
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Ulothrix filaments produce isogametes
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Bryophytes differ from algae because it possesses archegonia
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The antherozoids of Funaria are biciliated
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Adiantum is known as walking fern because it propagates vegetatively by its leaf
tips
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Archegonium with 4-6 rows of neck and neck canal cells
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Plants which exhibit heterospory and seed habit plants also possess ligule
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In Pinus, the wing of the seed develops from ovuliferous scale
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Gymnosperms have 900 species
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(3) Its roots contain blue-green algae i
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coralloid root associated with
cyanobacteria
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Transfusion tissue is present in gymnosperms
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Gymnosperm produces seeds but not flowers
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Non-seed producing plants are Fern and Funaria
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Transport of food material – Sieve elements
Cormophytes are the "plants differentiated into roots, shoots and leaves, and well
adapted for life on land, comprising pteridophytes and the spermatophyta
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A: Pyrenoids may or may not be surrounded by a sheath of starch plates in algae
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Assertion and Reason both are true but reason is not the correct explanation of
Assertion
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R: All conditions for seed habit are fulfilled by these species of spike moss
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Spike moss is a
pteridophyte
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Most other gymnosperms are monoecious
Title: Important Points to Remember From Plant Kingdom
Description: The notes are aimed at students preparing for medical entrance exams. The points mainly covers the exceptions in Plant Kingdom.
Description: The notes are aimed at students preparing for medical entrance exams. The points mainly covers the exceptions in Plant Kingdom.