1. Bryophytes consist of three phyla of herbaceous plants known as _________ (Hepatophyta), __________ (Anthocerophyta) and ________ (Bryophyta).
2. Haploid gametophyte tissue produces haploid _________ by the form of cell division known as ________ . The haploid __________ eventually fuse to form diploid __________.
3. Sporophytes produce haploid __________by the process of _________ . These haploid ________ will grow to become ___________ .
4. Male gametes are flagellated ________ that _________ short distances across the moist surface of the plant to fertilize the egg.
5. Vascular plants have life cycles with dominant __________. The two phyla that were extremely successful during this period in cool swamps were the ___________ and the Pterophytes. Incomplete decomposition of organic matter from these forests eventually became the ______ beds and other fossil fuels.
6. The seedless vascular plants produce homosporous spores that develop into bisexual gametophytes. In contrast, the seed plants are heterosporous: different kinds of spored produce male and female _________. Megaspores develop into ____________ which contain female _______ and microspores develop into _________ which are the male __________.
7. Gymnosperms bear "naked" ______ , typically on ______ and include four phyla: the Cycadophyta or cycads, the Gingkophyta or ______, the Gnetophyta or ___________, and the __________ or conifers.
8. The gymnosperm life cycle shows a dominant ___________ generation. The female gametophyte generation is retained within the _____________; following the ovule develops into a .
9. Angiosperms are seed plants that possess reproductive structures called flowers and fruits. Flowers have ________ that enclose the flower, petals, stamens that produce ________ and ______ that produce ovules. A fruit typically consists of a mature ovary with .
I got number #1.
liverworts, hornworts, and moses.
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