| A | B |
| When were plants first cultivated? | 11,000 years ago |
| where were plants first cultivated? | Mesopotamia |
| What is a close relative to moss? | liverworts |
| where do ferns like to grow? | streams, moist cool areas, woods |
| mosses can | convert rock to soil |
| mosses can | watersched-sponge |
| mosses can | provide food & shelter for animals |
| mosses are mosses because | leaf like cells have costa or midrib |
| mosses are mosses because | chloroplasts are "lens" shaped |
| mosses are mosses because | "leaf-like" structures are haploid, not lobed or divided and usually one-cell thick |
| special types of roots | prop roots, parasitic roots |
| vascular cambium | mitotic region of xylem & phloem |
| microphyll | scale-like leaf that vascular plants have |
| angiosperm | "Flowering plants" |
| angiosperms-how many years ago? | 200 million years ago |
| 2 classes of flowering plants | Monocots & Dicots |
| Types of horsetails in Ohio | 2 |
| What do horsetails use to reproduce? | Spores and Rhizomes |
| Seeds in Kiwi's | 800 |
| zylum | conducts water, like plumbing |