Chapter 8 Section 4 Gymnosperms.

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Chapter 8 Section 4 Gymnosperms

Gymnosperms A seed plant that produces naked seeds Not enclosed by a protective fruit Many gymnosperms have needle-like or scale-like leaves, and deep-growing root systems Oldest type of seed plant

Grow mainly in tropical and subtropical areas Cycads Grow mainly in tropical and subtropical areas Look like palm trees with cones Cone can grow as large as a football

Conifers Cone-bearing Largest and most diverse group of gymnosperms Most keep their needles year round

Ginkgoes Only one species exists today, Ginkgo biloba Chinese and Japanese cared for it in their gardens Planted along city streets because they can tolerate air pollution

Live in hot deserts and in tropical rain forests Gnetophytes Live in hot deserts and in tropical rain forests Trees, shrubs, and vines

Reproduction of Gymnosperms Cones: reproductive structures in most gymnosperms Males cones Produce tiny grains of pollen (the male gametophyte) Later become sperm cells Female Cones Ovule: female gametophyte Contains egg cell Develops into seed

Gymnosperm Reproduction Pollen falls from male cone onto female cone Sperm cell and egg cell join together in an ovule on the female cone After fertilization, the seed develops on the scale of the female cone

Pollination Transfer of pollen from male reproductive structure to female reproductive structure Wind often carries the pollen

Fertilization Once pollination occurs, the ovule closes and seals in the pollen Sperm cell and egg cell are inside each ovule The egg is fertilized and develops into the embryo

Seed Development Female cones remain on tree while seeds mature Can take up to 2 years Male cones usually fall off tree after they shed their pollen

Seed Dispersal When seeds mature, scales open Wind shakes seed out of cone and carries them away Only a few seeds will land in suitable place

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