| A | B |
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| Whisk | The _________ ferns resemble green branches with yellow globes |
| seed | Type of pine cones found at the bottom of a conifer |
| haploid | possessing half of a full set of chromosomes (DNA) |
| dicot | An angiosperm that has two cotyledons and network viens would be classified as this |
| biennial | An Angiosperm that grows for one season, shed seeds, and then dies |
| fiddlehead | Term used to describe a coiled, newly formed frond of a fern |
| fern | The most common and numerous of the non-seed plants |
| perennial | An angiosperm that grows for many seasons |
| gingkoes | Type of pre-historic gymnosperms that have separate male & female species |
| scale | Term used to desrcibe a 'naked' seed, like those in pine cones |
| pollen | Type of cone located at the tops of pine trees |
| mosses | Peat and sphagnum would be an example of these plants that thrive in acidic water |
| amber | Substance made from fossilized resin from conifers |
| fertilization | The 2nd stage of Alternation of Generation |
| sphagnum | Moss most commonly used by florists |
| ephedra | Gymnosperm that is used in cold medicines |
| peat | Type of moss that grows in deep bogs and is harvested and burned in Ireland |
| conifers | The most common group within the Gymnosperms |
| horsetail | This Sphenophyte was also called a scouring rush by the Pioneers |
| deciduous | Trees that lose their leaves in winter are said to be this |
| angiosperm | The category of plants that have covered seeds |
| annual | Angiosperms that grow for only one season |
| sori | A cluster of sporangium; usually found underneath a fern frond |
| liverwort | A hepatophyte that does not have stomates |
| lycopodium | This powder was used in early photography to create a flash |
| meiosis | The 1st stage of Alternation of Generations |
| hornwort | An Anthocerophyte that continuously grows from meristem at the bas of the sporophyte |
| gymnosperm | The category of plants that have naked seeds |
| diploid | Plants with a full set of DNA |
| cycad | Resembles a palm tree with centrally located pine cones |
