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Plants, Fungi and Protists

S James

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AGAR, ANTHERIDIA, BASIDIUM, BRYOPHYTES, DIATOM, GAMETOPHYTE, MEGAPHYLLS, POLLINATION, SACFUNGI, TRYPANOSOME, XYLEM, ZYGOSPORANGIUM

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4.This is the name given to the multicellular haploid generation of plants.
7.The male sex organ that also protects the gametes from deciccating is called ______________.
8.This protists' cell wall is made of silica and has over 12,000 species in a variety of forms.
9.This is used to transport water and nutrients up from the root to the rest of the plant.
10.This blood parasite that moves with the help of a flagellum is the culprit behind the African sleeping sickness.
11.Both something beneficial like the penicillin and something bad like the Dutch Elm Disease comes from the ___________.
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1.This may be located within the cap of mushrooms and is the site for reproduction.
2.The transfer of pollen grains from the anther to the stigma is called ___________.
3.In sexual reproduction, a thick wall of ___________ develops after nuclear fusion.
5.Fern leaves have multiple veins. These leaves can be described as ___________.
6.These type of plants are generally small and found in moist or damp areas. They also have no true stems, leaves or roots.
7.This is used as a gelling agent to culture microorganisms such as bacteria, can be extracted from red algae.

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