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Gymnosperms- Chapter 18
Naked versus Enclosed Seed Plants
• Gymnosperms– Gymno- gr. naked.– Sperma- gr. seed.
• Angiosperms– Angeion- gr. vessel.– Sperma- gr. seed.
Extant Gymnosperms
• Match the common name on the right to the phylum on the left.– 1) Cycadophyta a. ginkgo– 2) Ginkgophyta b. conifers– 3) Coniferophyta c. cycads– 4) Gnetophyta d. gnetophytes
Cycadophyta• Cycas- gr. palm.• Tracheids, but no vessel elements.• Sperm present, multiflagellated.• Palmlike leaves.• Pollen tube does not fuse with
the egg cell.• Ovulate (megasporangiate) &
microsporangiate cones simple & on separate plants.
• 11 genera & 140 species. • Examples- Cycas & Zamia.
Zamia
Cycas
Ginkgophyta• Yin- ch. silver, hing- ch. apricot.• Tracheids, but no vessel elements.• Sperm present, multiflagellated.• Fan-shaped leaves.• Pollen tube does not fuse with the
egg cell.• Ovulate & microsporangiate cones
on separate plants; fleshy-coated seeds.
• 1 genus & 1 species. • Examples- Gingko biloba=
maidenhair tree.
Coniferophyta• Con- gr. cone, fer- L. bear.• Tracheids, but no vessel elements.• Sperm not motile.• Needlelike or scalelike leaves.• Pollen tube fuses with egg cell.• Ovulate & microsporangiate
cones on same plant; ovulate cones compound.
• 70 genera & 630 species. • Examples- Pinus, Picea,
Juniperus, Abies, Cupressus.
True or False. These winglike structures arefemale pollen grains.-------------------------->
Pinus- pine (Pinaceae).
Metasequoia- Dawn redwood.
Wollemia nobilis- Wollemi pine.
Gnetophyta• Gneto- Malay gnenom.• Tracheids and vessel elements.• Sperm not motile.• Scalelike, leaflike, broad and
leathery leaves.• Pollen tube fuses with egg cell.• Ovulate & microsporangiate
cones compound & mostly borne on separate plants.
• 3 genera & 70 species. • Examples- Gnetum, Ephedra,
Welwitschia.
Gnetum
Ephedra
Welwitschia