Plant Nutrition Biology
Posted in Health and Nutrition on 05/08/2008 12:46 am by Steven Nerenberg
3 biology 102 question and answer check?
hi all, these are questions i wasn’t sure what the answers are, so please help. you don’t have to help everything bu please do ones you know fore sure. thanks all very much in advance!!
1)which statement is not true of zygospore forming fungi?
a)they are in the phylum zygomycota
b)ascospores are foumd in an ascus
c)rhizopus is a representative genus
d)a zygospore is formed after fertilization
2) while rock climbing, you encounter this plant out of crevice. to which taxonomic phylum does it belong? (there is a picture and it’s picture of grass looking plant with leaves and roots growing between rock)
3)comparison…. between gymnosperm and angiosperm
a.type of reproductive structure
b.source of nutrition developing embryo
c.enclosure of mature seed
your answer to number one is:(B) ascospores are found in an ascus.
and your answer to number 3 is : (C) enclosure of mature seed
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