Bio2: Seedless Vascular, Gymnosperm, Angiosperm Review

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Across
  1. 2. Typical pollination mechanism/vehicle in gymnosperm
  2. 4. Typically eaten by animals and used for seed dispersal
  3. 5. Most common and familiar gymnosperms
  4. 7. Type of veins displayed by monocots
  5. 10. Type of veins displayed by dicots
  6. 11. Feature of gymnosperms that help to protect, provide nutrition to, and permit survival to the plant embryo
  7. 17. Tallest living plants-are also conifers
  8. 18. Conifers that are most common in the tropics, they also have palm-like leaves
  9. 19. Meaning of the word "gymnos"
  10. 20. Typical shape of a fern gametophyte
  11. 21. Flower family that includes lilies, tulips and aloe vera
  12. 22. Flower family that includes grasses and cereal grains
Down
  1. 1. Flowering plants that produce seeds that develop enclosed within a fruit
  2. 3. Reproductive structure of a plant-generally brightly colored to attract pollinators
  3. 6. Feature of seedless vascular plants that allows them to conduct water/nutrients, and grow larger
  4. 8. Polymer found in seedless vascular plants that reinforces xylem and is a major component of wood
  5. 9. Seedless vascular plants that have hollow, jointed stems
  6. 12. These plants belong to phylum pterophyta and are the most common and familiar seedless vascular plants
  7. 13. Supply of stored food in an angiosperm
  8. 14. Type of angiosperm that has two cotyledons and have flowers with parts that are in multiples of two, four or five
  9. 15. Type of angiosperm that has one cotyledon and have flowers with parts that are in multiples of three
  10. 16. Coiled young leaves of a fern