Angiosperms

4 Written Questions

1. 1 cotyledon
2. Tasty fruit, burrs on the fruit, wind dispersal, ocean currents
3. Human-caused genetic change through artifical selection (breeding under human control)
4. Transfer pollen among plants (fidelity is key)

4 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Flowers, fruit, endosperm, vessels, secondary compounds
   1. Domesticated v. Wild Plants
   2. Key Characterisitcs of Angiosperms
   3. What is Domestication?
   4. Seed Dispersal Mechanisms
2. Process by which pollen is transfered in plants, thereby enabling fertilization and sexual reproduction
   1. Monocot
   2. Pollinators
   3. Pollination
   4. Endicot
3. 2 cotyledons
   1. Monocot
   2. Endicot
   3. Pollination
   4. Fruits
4. Higher germination rates, more predictable germination, increased size of reproductive organs, ripe seeds stay on plant, reduced defenses, bigger edible portions
   1. Pollinators
   2. Pollination
   3. Seed Dispersal Mechanisms
   4. Domesticated v. Wild Plants

3 True/False Questions

1. Why disperse? → Get away from parents, escape diseases, genetic variation

   True        False

2. Fruits → 2 cotyledons

   True        False

3. Theories for Domestication → Cultural progress, environmental change, population pressure

   True        False