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Why did Carl Linnaeus advocate for the use of Latin in scientific nomenclature?
Why did Carl Linnaeus advocate for the use of Latin in scientific nomenclature?
- Latin was universally understood by scientists, promoting clear communication. (correct)
- Latin was believed to have magical properties that aided in species identification.
- Latin was his native language, making it easier for him to classify species.
- Latin was the dominant language of the Swedish aristocracy.
Which of the following aligns with modern classification of organisms, contrasting with historical methods?
Which of the following aligns with modern classification of organisms, contrasting with historical methods?
- Dividing the natural world into exclusively mineral, plant and animal kingdoms.
- Categorizing all life forms under either plant or animal kingdoms.
- Grouping organisms based solely on observable physical characteristics.
- Classifying cellular organisms into the domains of Prokaryota and Eukaryota. (correct)
In the systematic classification of a plant, which level of organization directly precedes the family?
In the systematic classification of a plant, which level of organization directly precedes the family?
- Kingdom
- Genus
- Class
- Order (correct)
Which characteristic is crucial when differentiating species, especially considering the existence of look-alike species?
Which characteristic is crucial when differentiating species, especially considering the existence of look-alike species?
How do the survival strategies of plant species change when human activities affect their environment?
How do the survival strategies of plant species change when human activities affect their environment?
What attributes enable algae to effectively perform photosynthesis?
What attributes enable algae to effectively perform photosynthesis?
How do single-celled algae like Chlamydomonas reproduce asexually during favorable conditions?
How do single-celled algae like Chlamydomonas reproduce asexually during favorable conditions?
What crucial role do algae play in aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems?
What crucial role do algae play in aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems?
How does human activity affect the survival of algae?
How does human activity affect the survival of algae?
Which adaptation was pivotal for the transition of plants from aquatic to terrestrial environments?
Which adaptation was pivotal for the transition of plants from aquatic to terrestrial environments?
How does water availability influence the life cycle of bryophytes, such as mosses?
How does water availability influence the life cycle of bryophytes, such as mosses?
Why are peatlands, which are formed predominantly by sphagnum moss, vital for maintaining soil acidity in a forest?
Why are peatlands, which are formed predominantly by sphagnum moss, vital for maintaining soil acidity in a forest?
What evolutionary advancement do ferns showcase that is lacking in mosses?
What evolutionary advancement do ferns showcase that is lacking in mosses?
How does the significance of the gametophyte generation vary between ferns and mosses?
How does the significance of the gametophyte generation vary between ferns and mosses?
What role did ancient seed ferns play in plant evolution?
What role did ancient seed ferns play in plant evolution?
How does the seed structure in gymnosperms enhance plant survival?
How does the seed structure in gymnosperms enhance plant survival?
In gymnosperms, which structure directly produces pollen, the carrier of male gametes?
In gymnosperms, which structure directly produces pollen, the carrier of male gametes?
When comparing gymnosperms to angiosperms (flowering plants), which of the following is true regarding their seed development?
When comparing gymnosperms to angiosperms (flowering plants), which of the following is true regarding their seed development?
In flower formulas, what do the letters and numbers represent in the formula Сa5P(5) A5G₁?
In flower formulas, what do the letters and numbers represent in the formula Сa5P(5) A5G₁?
When one compares a monocot and a dicot, monocots are linear, with parallel
When one compares a monocot and a dicot, monocots are linear, with parallel
In angiosperms, the flower structure and pollination are associated with ________.
In angiosperms, the flower structure and pollination are associated with ________.
How do heartwood and sapwood differ?
How do heartwood and sapwood differ?
What environmental element spurred adaptations in seed plants?
What environmental element spurred adaptations in seed plants?
How did angiosperms begin to form?
How did angiosperms begin to form?
In the text and discussion, what do the author's consider to be the best explanation and thought?
In the text and discussion, what do the author's consider to be the best explanation and thought?
Which factor greatly changed the formation of plants?
Which factor greatly changed the formation of plants?
In brief, what are all of the changes the author's consider to be the basis for Angiosperms thriving?
In brief, what are all of the changes the author's consider to be the basis for Angiosperms thriving?
The study of plants is:
The study of plants is:
Which statement summarizes the evolution of plants?
Which statement summarizes the evolution of plants?
Which of the following provides more detail that others?
Which of the following provides more detail that others?
Which function would the author ascribe?
Which function would the author ascribe?
When doing an experiment, what action goes last?
When doing an experiment, what action goes last?
Why should you look at other information?
Why should you look at other information?
Does the author think photos can aid the work better?
Does the author think photos can aid the work better?
What is the central theme of the second chapter?
What is the central theme of the second chapter?
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Systematics
Systematics
Study of organism diversity and classification.
Species
Species
Basic unit of biological classification.
Systematic categories
Systematic categories
Ordered arrangement of systematic groups
Classification
Classification
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Plants
Plants
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Systematics of plants
Systematics of plants
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Adaptations
Adaptations
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Thallus
Thallus
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Chromatophores
Chromatophores
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Phytoplankton
Phytoplankton
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Zoospores
Zoospores
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Zygote
Zygote
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Sporophyte
Sporophyte
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Gametophyte
Gametophyte
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Conjugation
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First terrestrial plants
First terrestrial plants
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Rhizoids
Rhizoids
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Sporangia
Sporangia
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Why is water essential?
Why is water essential?
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Sporophyte Phase
Sporophyte Phase
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Spore
Spore
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Paleobotanics
Paleobotanics
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Plant Evolution
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How plants reproduce?
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Flowering plants
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Study Notes
- This text appears to be study material for 7th-grade biology, focusing on plant-related topics.
Introduction
- This book is the third in a series called "Line of Life" and continues to explore living organisms.
- The text is divided into chapters and paragraphs with chapter titles at the top of pages.
- Bold text indicates important terms to remember.
- Italicized text highlights information requiring special attention.
- Each paragraph concludes with a symbol indicating new concepts for memorization and explanation.
How to use the textbook
- Review illustrations and captions to understand the text better.
- Answer questions marked with a specific symbol (4^/) and complete assignments.
- Questions in the "Вопросы повышенной сложности" section aid in analyzing the content.
- The "Моя лаборатория" section provides lab and practical activities.
- Diverse tasks and extra info can be found in various sections such as ПОДУМАЙТЕ! and Исследуйте Те
Textbook's structure
- "Исследуй Те" includes diverse questions and tasks.
- The plain rubric provides critical information and rules.
- "здесь вы узнаете" shares interesting facts and additional content.
- The scientists rubric introduces notable scientists and their discoveries.
- "выполнИТе задание" give a assignment.
- "зТо важно знать" give key knowledge.
- "зТо Интересно" shares fun facts.
- "Из ИсторИИ науки" gives histroical background.
- “задание для любознательных” give curious students a task
- Each chapter ends with a summary, project ideas, and a subject index.
- The text also provides helpful study tips, such as preparing before starting a task.
Plant kingdom diversity
- The plant kingdom includes over 350,000 species with diverse forms.
- These range from single-celled organisms to giant trees.
- Plants are characterized by photosynthesis and a rigid cell wall.
- Historical development led to the changes and extinction of some plant species.
What will be taugh
- About basic systematic groups of organisms
- Diversity among various divisions of the plant kingdom
- Their structural features
- Key stages in the evolution of plant life
- Plant adaptations to diverse environments
- The impact of human activities on species and their environment
You will need to learn to
- Determine a plant's systematic position.
- Identify and compare plants from different divisions.
- Connect plant structural features with their environment.
- Apply biological knowledge to understand evolution and biodiversity.
Variety of organisms and their classification
- Systematics is the study of organism diversity and classification.
- It groups organisms by relatedness and determines a species' place in the organic system.
- Carl Linnaeus (1707-1778) developed a successful system of the organic world.
- Linnaeus emphasized the importance of systematics for studying it.
- He created a binomial nomenclature system using Latin.
- For example, Trifolium medium is клевер средний (medium clover) and Trifolium repens is клевер ползучий (creeping clover).
Modern classifications of the organic world
- It consideres the relationships between organisms.
- Organisms are grouped into increasingly broad categories.
- Species are grouped into genera, genera into families, families into orders, and so on.
- These are called systematic groups or categories.
- The organic world was once divided into two kingdoms: plants and animals.
- Current systems classify cellular organisms into two groups: Доядерные (Prokaryotes) and Ядерные (Eukaryotes) in надцарства or superkingdoms.
- Доядерные includes Бактерии and Архебактерии (Archaea).
- Ядерные includes diverse organisms with unicellular to colonial forms.
About Classifications
- A universally accepted classification is lacking, which is why schools use a traditional classification.
- This groups Ядерные into Грибы, Растения, and Животные kingdoms.
- Viruses, non-cellular life forms, are excluded from this classification.
- Important terms: Systematics, Species, Systematic categories, and Classification
The Species Concept
- A species includes similar organisms interbreeding and inhabiting a specific area.
- A plant's range may be large or small, continuous or fragmented.
- Taraxacum is widespread.
- Pinus pityusa is limited to the Black Sea coast of the Caucasus.
- Some species are rare, requiring protection in the Красная книга or Red Book.
Species criteria
- They are based on a combination of features such as morphology.
- They encompasses external and internal structure.
- Life activities
- The entirety of their lifecycles.
Species and related categories
- Similar related species are united into genera.
- Genera are grouped into families, families into orders, orders into classes, and classes into divisions.
- Отдел is the largest systematic unit in the plant kingdom.
- Plants in divisions share the same structural plan and importaint featuress.
- Покрытосеменные plants have flowers, do undergo double fertilization.
- Modern systematics use categories like the Эукариоты (Eucaryota) and Прокариоты (Procariota) superkingdoms.
- These belong to the empire of cellular organisms or empire.
- A second empire includes non-cellular life forms or вирусы(viruses).
Dandelion classification
- Dandelions are a familiar weed-like plant within plant classification:
- Imperio: Celled Form organismo
- Narada: Eukaryotic (Kernal)
- Kingdom: Plants
- Divisition: Flowering (Angiosperms, Seed encased)
- Class: Dicot
- Order: Aster
- Family: Asteraceae (Aster family)
- Genus: Dandelion
- Species: Dandelion Officinalis
Plant adaptation to environment
- Every species is adapted to its living conditions and geographical area.
- Area of geographic distribution of the species is name for this: Areals
- The number and range of many species are impacted by human activities
- Increase on the number of species of weeds
Remembering Plant species
- Systematics of the plant
- Systematic Units: View, Genus, family, order and class
- Narada
- Prokaryotes and Eukaryotes
- The plants has been put in comparison to its environment
- The textbook provides a plan for studying plant structure, and offers a practical task for learning about the features of green algae.
The kingdom of seaweed plants
- Water plants
- Have a tallus
Exploring Algae
- Specialists haven't agreed on a single definition of algae.
- They vary so widely in structure and life activity.
- They do not all agree on any similarity.
The position of seaweed in the organic systems
- Some tradition see green weed as some of the lowest plants
- Some see see weed as a special kind of Protista
Domestic and scientific Literature
- See weed are either classified into
- Bugyanki
- Real seaweed
Oddities in classifications
- Some variety that belongs to different divisions that
- Lost their photosynthesis abilities and completely moved to other form of alimentation
- Also some kind does asexual reproduction with the help of special forms
Success from plant life
- By means of zhe eyes: you get a better idea of the new info
- It is important to properly see
- At work with a picture of an illustration, comply with these steps: look and examine the picture.
- Describe the illustrated as best possible
- Make Questions
Seaweed
- It is very unique
- They make unique forms for many life processes
Study of seaweed
- It will be shown for the next lesson: Food
- The cleaning of Water and Oxygen
- Kalimy Soli Leharstva
Algae
- People have cultivated alga since the 17th century.
- They are know and more ancient than we thing
- Many seaweed and plants are used as food for some
Different characteristics
- A large portion are different
- It can grow out 45cm in 24 hrs
- 99339 percent light
- Some is found where very cold
Algys are amazing
- Diatomowe the most numerous of different cells
- 3300 different kids
Plant life to human
- All are interconnected and help to eat
- Make medical products as needed through our life
Weed information
- May help human more than harm
- One plant are used for this
- Some of them
Studing weed
- Take notes and read for this
- Will show a large amount that are need to know
Higher spore plants
- Fossils show different data about there life
- How do higher plants differ
- Plant life is very different than in life
All these spores did what at end
- Evolved form
- Did take care of most life style
- Most like to live to create a family
Types of plant with them
- Pohavidnie is most known for this
- Different other do live in cold
- Must have water to have family
How the plant life live
- Plant cycle
- Cycle that has high need to live from the ground
- New seed = all with time
To have a plant in life needed
- Water
- Spors
Type of plant to have them
- High spors
- Can do many thing about that and more
After the spoures are gone a few think
- Give a new name
- To see where the life will be
- Know how it all starts
List of plant
- Moss
- Spores
- The area around
A part on each
- Moss plant life are good to come
- And good to look for thing about it
A few know forms
- Lives will
- Like to see with
- Are good to be around
Spoorous plant all have
- Are hard for time and more
- So for plant are new form
Other Plant
- Must have leaf on life
- Will do a few thing
- Can not get any
The nature of them all
1- A thing need what are high to do on the world 2- The nature life has all 3-The nature life take a large part on life and world
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