Concept Test Reading evolutionary trees Which of the plant groups contain the following traits retention of embryo stomata vascular tissue and true leaves liverworts mosses and hornworts ID: 1022712
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1. Concept Tests Chapter 9
2. Concept Test: Reading evolutionary trees Which of the plant groups contain the following traits: retention of embryo, stomata, vascular tissue, and true leaves? liverworts, mosses, and hornwortsclub mosses, whisk ferns, horsetails, and true fernsliverworts, mosses, hornworts, and club mosseswhisk ferns, horsetails, true ferns, gymnosperms, and angiospermsAll plants have these traits.
3. Concept Test: Reading evolutionary trees Which of the plant groups contain the following traits: retention of embryo, stomata, vascular tissue, and true leaves? liverworts, mosses, and hornwortsclub mosses, whisk ferns, horsetails, and true fernsliverworts, mosses, hornworts, and club mosseswhisk ferns, horsetails, true ferns, gymnosperms, and angiospermsAll plants have these traits.
4. Which of the following represents an evolutionary adaptation to a dry, terrestrial environment that would be expected to increase in frequency in land plant populations given the force of natural selection? producing gametes, eggs and sperm requiring water for reproduction spreading horizontally rather than vertically protecting embryos inside maternal tissue being related to the green algaeConcept Test: Adaptations to land
5. Which of the following represents an evolutionary adaptation to a dry, terrestrial environment that would be expected to increase in frequency in land plant populations given the force of natural selection? producing gametes, eggs and sperm requiring water for reproduction spreading horizontally rather than vertically protecting embryos inside maternal tissue being related to the green algaeConcept Test: Adaptations to land
6. Concept Test: Earliest land plantsThe following features are characteristic of the most primitive land plants (i.e., nonvascular plants and seedless vascular plants) except which?they were spore-dispersed.they had an alternation of generations life cycle.they formed the first forests from which we now extract fossil fuels.they protected their embryo in a seed coat with a store of food called the endosperm.
7. Concept Test: Earliest land plantsThe following features are characteristic of the most primitive land plants (i.e., nonvascular plants and seedless vascular plants) except which?they were spore-dispersed.they had an alternation of generations life cycle.they formed the first forests from which we now extract fossil fuels.they protected their embryo in a seed coat with a store of food called the endosperm.