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Jeopardy!!!!! Plants/Bryophytes/Ferns

$ $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $500 $400 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 Final Jeopardy

Composes the cell walls of plants What is cellulose? Return

Waxy layer on stems and leaves What is the cuticle? Return

Plants with a tube-like system of vessels What are vascular plants? Return

The underground stem of a fern What is a rhizome? Return

What is a frond? The leaf of a fern Return

Spore-producing structures of a fern What are sori? Return

Structures that have a capsule where spores are produced What are sporophytes? Return

4 characteristics of plants What are: all are multicellular, most contain chlorophyll, all have cell walls, and all are eukaryotic? Return

DAILY DOUBLE DAILY DOUBLE

2 examples of Bryophytes What are mosses and liverworts? Return

3 things that nonvascular plants do not have that other plants have What are leaves, roots, and seeds? Return

These hold moss plants in place, and are threads made up of a few long cells What are rhizoids? Return

Ferns are the most abundant of the _____. What are seedless vascular plants? Return

The form of a moss plant that produces gametes What is the gametophyte? Return

What is alternation of generations? A continual cycle that alternates between sporophyte and gametophyte Return

Structures that form spores found on the lower surface of a fern leaf What are sori? Return

The root-like filaments of a moss What are rhizoids? Return

A simple, rootless plant that has a flattened, leaflike body What is a liverwort? Return

The underground stem of a fern What is a rhizome? Return

Long, tubular cells that carry water, minerals, and nutrients through some types of plants What is vascular tissue? Return

The threadlike green structure that results from a germinating moss spore What is a protonema? Return

The heart-shaped structure that forms from a spore of a fern What is the prothallus? Return

This is necessary for the gametes of a moss to reach each other to form a zygote What is rain or dew? Return

These are pigments other than chlorophyll that can be found in plants What are carotenoids? Return

Another example of a seedless, vascular plant (besides ferns) What are horsetails, club mosses, and spike mosses? Return

An asexually-formed cell that can grow into a new plant under the right conditions What is a spore? Return

FINAL JEOPARDY ? Division Name

The division name for seedless, non-vascular plants What are Bryophytes? Return