front 1 Week 2 | back 1 no data |
front 2 Because the microscopes are par focal, the images (will or will not) stay in focus as the lens objective is changed | back 2 WILL |
front 3 In addition to the base, which part should be held when carrying a microscope? | back 3 arm |
front 4 More specifically what type of microscope will be used in lab? | back 4 bright field |
front 5 TSA and PDA are which type of media? | back 5 selective |
front 6 organisms observed in lab should be what length | back 6 mm only |
front 7 magnification of ocular lens? | back 7 10x |
front 8 Which biomolecule is casein? | back 8 protein |
front 9 Which biomolecule is dextrose? | back 9 carbohydrate |
front 10 Which objective lens should be in place when adding or removing a slide? | back 10 4x |
front 11 Which type of microscope will be used in lab | back 11 compound, light microscope |
front 12 Will the TSA and PDA be in semi-solid (agar) or liquid form? | back 12 semi-solid |
front 13 Week 3 | back 13 no data |
front 14 Ascoscpores are | back 14 haploid |
front 15 Basidiospores are | back 15 haploid |
front 16 Fungal hyphae that have no separation between the fungal cells are | back 16 coenocytic |
front 17 Multiple flagella emerging from the bacterial cell in the same location are known as | back 17 lophotrichous |
front 18 Teliospores are | back 18 Dikaryon |
front 19 This type of staining includes two types of dyes being used | back 19 differential |
front 20 This type of staining occurs when the dye sticks to the cell to give the cell color | back 20 Positive |
front 21 Urediniospores are | back 21 dikaryon |
front 22 When describing a microbial colony, the shape found at the edge of the colony is known as the | back 22 margin |
front 23 Which bacterial cell shape is always found in arrangements with other bacterial cells? | back 23 cocci |
front 24 Which cell wall type has 2 layers of peptidoglycan? | back 24 gram-negative |
front 25 Which cell wall type has a large periplasmic space? | back 25 gram-negative |
front 26 Which cell wall type has a thicker layer of peptidoglycan? | back 26 gram-positive |
front 27 Zygospores are | back 27 diploid |
front 28 ____ flagella are attached at the ends of the bacterial cell while _____ flagella are attached all around the bacterial cell. | back 28 Polar; peritrichous |
front 29 Week 4 | back 29 no data |
front 30 Algae also serve as major ___ for the planet. | back 30 primary producers |
front 31 Algae is a term that includes all protists that have this type of metabolism | back 31 photoautotroph |
front 32 Algae is predominantly found in | back 32 marine and freshwater environments |
front 33 Another important role for protozoans is causing disease. The relationship between the host organism and the organism causing the disease is known as | back 33 parasitism |
front 34 Ciliates are grouped in | back 34 SAR Clade |
front 35 Euglenozoans include all of the following except | back 35 Apicoplexans |
front 36 Many algae are also known as | back 36 phytoplankton |
front 37 Protists are not a kingdom because they lack a shared, unique characteristic. To include them in one kingdom makes that kingdom | back 37 paraphyletic |
front 38 The SAR clade is an unranked supergroup that includes all of the following except | back 38 Amoebozoans |
front 39 This measure counts all the individuals found per species in a given area. | back 39 species eveness |
front 40 This measure counts all the species in a given area. | back 40 species richness |
front 41 This type of biodiversity examines the community of living organisms and how they interact with the abiotic environment. | back 41 Ecological biodiversity |
front 42 This type of biodiversity investigates the differences in DNA within a single species. | back 42 genetic biodiversity |
front 43 Which algae group is the closest sister taxa to land plants? | back 43 green algae |
front 44 A symbiotic relationship where all organisms in the relationship benefit is known as a | back 44 mutualism |
front 45 Week 5 | back 45 no data |
front 46 A shared, unique trait of anthophytes is | back 46 flowers |
front 47 A shared, unique trait of tracheophytes is | back 47 vascular tissue |
front 48 All tracheaphytes have these structures except | back 48 flowers |
front 49 Anthophyta is a ____ group because all the descendents are included in the group. | back 49 monophyletic |
front 50 Because bryphytes lack xylem and roots, they are limited in size and dispersal by | back 50 water |
front 51 Bryophyta is a ___ group because not all the descendents are included in the group. | back 51 paraphyletic |
front 52 For bryophytes, which generation is photosynthetic? | back 52 Haploid gametophyte |
front 53 Green algae is a ___ group because not all the descendents are included in the group. | back 53 paraphyletic |
front 54 The first leaves appeared in this group | back 54 Lycophytes |
front 55 The structure that contains the female reproductive organs in anthophytes is | back 55 gynocelium |
front 56 The structure that contains the male reproductive organs in anthophytes is | back 56 androecium |
front 57 The structure that creates female gametes in the gametophyte is the | back 57 archegonia |
front 58 The structure that creates male gametes in the gametophyte is the | back 58 antheridia |
front 59 The tissue in plants that transports water is | back 59 vascular tissue |
front 60 Which of the following is not an evolutionary advantage to having seeds? | back 60 increased presence of heterospory |
front 61 For which phylum are fronds a unique trait? | back 61 monilophyta |
front 62 For which phylum are anthers a unique trait? | back 62 Anthophyta |
front 63 For which phylum are cones a unique trait? | back 63 Coniferophyta |
front 64 For which phylum are pistils a unique trait? | back 64 Anthophyta |
front 65 For which phylum are scales a unique trait? | back 65 Coniferophyta |
front 66 For which phylum are sepals a unique trait? | back 66 Anthophyta |
front 67 For which phylum are sori a unique trait? | back 67 Monilophyta |
front 68 For which phylum are styles a unique trait? | back 68 Anthophyta |
front 69 For which phylum is fruit a unique trait? | back 69 Anthophyta |
front 70 For which phyla are antheridia a shared trait? | back 70 Bryophyta Monilophyta |
front 71 For which phyla are archegonia a shared trait? | back 71 Bryophyta Monilophyta |
front 72 For which phyla are gametophytes a shared trait? | back 72 Bryophyta Monilophyta Coniferophyta Anthophyta |
front 73 For which phyla are megaspores a shared trait? | back 73 Coniferophyta Anthophyta |
front 74 For which phyla are microspores a shared trait? | back 74 Coniferophyta Anthophyta |
front 75 For which phyla are sporophyte a shared trait? | back 75 Byrophyta Monilophyta Coniferoophyta Anthophyta |
front 76 Week 6 | back 76 no data |
front 77 Bark, which is thicken, toughen periderm, arises from this lateral meristem? | back 77 Cork cambium |
front 78 Seeds with edible fruit are most likely dispersed by | back 78 Animals |
front 79 Seeds with wings are most likely dispersed by | back 79 Wind |
front 80 The arrangement of flowers on the stem with the newest flowers near the end of the shoot is | back 80 Indeterminate inflorescence |
front 81 The arrangement of flowers on the stem with the oldest flowers near the end of the shoot is | back 81 Determinate Florescence |
front 82 The cortex in stems is made of this tissue | back 82 Ground |
front 83 The epidermis, cuticle, guard cells, root hairs and trichomes arise from this type of meristem? | back 83 Protoderm |
front 84 The epidermis, cuticle, guard cells, root hairs and trichomes arise from this type of tissue? | back 84 Dermal |
front 85 The parenchyma, collenchyma and sclerenchyma arise from this type of meristem? | back 85 Ground Meristem |
front 86 The parenchyma, collenchyma and sclerenchyma arise from this type of tissue? | back 86 Ground |
front 87 The xylem and phloem in leaves are contained in which structure? | back 87 Vein |
front 88 This meristem is located in the root and shoot tips. | back 88 Apical Meristem |
front 89 This meristem is located in the stems of plants that live longer than one year. | back 89 Lateral Meristem |
front 90 Xylem and phloem elements arise from this type of meristem? | back 90 Procambium |
front 91 Xylem and phloem elements arise from this type of tissue? | back 91 Vascular |
front 92 The ash has which leaf shape? | back 92 obtuse |
front 93 The grass has which leaf shape | back 93 aciculate |
front 94 The esperanza has which leaf shape? | back 94 lanceolate |
front 95 The turk's cap has which leaf shape | back 95 palmate |
front 96 The plant 5 has which leaf shape? | back 96 whorled |
front 97 The ash has which vein pattern? | back 97 palmate |
front 98 The grass has which vein pattern? | back 98 parallel |
front 99 The esperanza has which vein pattern? | back 99 pinnate |
front 100 The turk's cap has which vein pattern? | back 100 reticulate |
front 101 The plant 5 has which vein pattern? | back 101 reticulate |
front 102 The ash has which leaf margin? | back 102 crenate |
front 103 The grass has which leaf margin? | back 103 entire |
front 104 The esperanza has which leaf margin? | back 104 serrate |
front 105 The turk's cap has which leaf margin? | back 105 serrate |
front 106 The plant 5 has which leaf margin? | back 106 entire |
front 107 The daisy has which inflorescence morphology type? | back 107 lingulate |
front 108 The hibiscus has which inflorescence type? | back 108 campanulte |
front 109 The Ixora has which inflorescence type? | back 109 Cruciform |
front 110 The lantana has which inflorescence morphology type? | back 110 Tubular |
front 111 The rose has which inflorescence morphology type? | back 111 Rotate |
front 112 The fig is which type of fruit? | back 112 Multiple |
front 113 The orange is which type of fruit? | back 113 Simple-- Berry |
front 114 The peas is which type of fruit? | back 114 Simple-- Legume |
front 115 The pistachio is which type of fruit? | back 115 Simple-- Drupe |
front 116 The raspberry is which type of fruit? | back 116 Aggregate |
front 117 Which phyla have cork cambium? | back 117 Coniferophyta Anthophyta |
front 118 Which phyla have epidermal cells? | back 118 Bryophyta Monilophyta Coniferophyta Anthophyta |
front 119 Which phyla have megaphylls? | back 119 Monilophyta Coniferophyta Anthophyta |
front 120 Which phyla have parenchyma cells? | back 120 Bryophyta Monilophyta Coniferophyta Anthophyta |
front 121 Which phyla have phloem cells? | back 121 Monilophyta Coniferophyta Anthophyta |
front 122 Which phyla have phloem sieve elements? | back 122 Anthophyta |
front 123 Which phyla have roots? | back 123 Monilophyta Coniferophyta Anthophyta |
front 124 Which phyla have stems? | back 124 Monilophyta Coniferophyta Anthophyta |
front 125 Which phyla have stomata and guard cells? | back 125 Bryophyta Monilophyta Coniferophyta Anthophyta |
front 126 Which phyla have xylem cells? | back 126 Monilophyta Coniferophyta Anthophyta |
front 127 Which phyla have xylem vessels? | back 127 Anthophyta |