Seeds What terrestrial adaptations led to the success of seed plants?

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Seeds What terrestrial adaptations led to the success of seed plants? Gametophyte generation is even more reduced! Why hasn’t the gametophyte generation been erased? Allele screening can occur in gametophytes since they are haploid Sporophyte embryos depend on female gametophyte for food Ones with the best alleles will survive

Spores in brypohytes and mosses resist environmental changes Seeds replace spore’s role of dispersing the species. Spores are retained within the sporangia Pollen frees sperm from water

Gymnosperms What does gymnospem mean? Naked seeds How are the needle shaped leaves of Coniferophyta adapted to dry conditions? Thicker cuticle, stomata in pits

Coniferophyta Examples…

Sequoia Douglas Fir Juniper Cypress

Pine ovulate cone ovules

Ovule from ovulate cone

Pine staminate cone Pollen Pollen sac

Germinating pollen grains

Seed Dispersal in Coniferophyta

Hypothetical phylogeny of Seed Plants