Evolutionary and Phylogenetic Terms in Botany

Which term describes the process by which a single ancestral species evolves into an array of different species to fill different ecological niches?

What do the terms 'Rosales', 'Fabales', and 'Poales' indicate in botany?

What was the primary characteristic of the Kingdom Protista?

Which group of organisms is considered to be the catch-all category for anything 'plant-like' that performs photosynthesis?

Which group of organisms is known as the 'land plants' and descended from green algae?

Which group of flowering plants has the most recent lineages and is divided into basal angiosperms, magnoliids, monocots, and eudicots?

Which term describes the phenomenon where different species independently evolve similar traits due to similar environmental pressures?

What is the significance of the suffix '-ales' in botany?

What is the significance of the suffix '-aceae' in botany?

Which group of organisms were previously classified under the non-unified Kingdom Protista and include slime molds and water molds?

Which group of organisms were previously classified under the non-unified Kingdom Protista and include algae and green plants?

Which group of organisms were previously classified under the non-unified Kingdom Protista and include predatory protists?

Which group of organisms were previously classified under the non-unified Kingdom Protista and include decomposers and parasites?

Which group of organisms is known as the 'land plants' and descended from green algae?

Which group of organisms reproduce by spore and are dependent on water for reproduction?

Which group of organisms have vascular tissue and reproduce with spores?

Which group of organisms reproduce with seeds and have vascular tissue?

Which group of organisms have an improved vascular system, flowers, double fertilization, and fruits?

Which group of organisms is the earliest of all flowering plants and arose before the split between monocots and eudicots?

Which group of organisms is more derived than the ANA grade angiosperms but still arose before the split between monocots and eudicots?

Which group of organisms include Muhlenbergia capillaris, a monocot, and Hydrangea quercifolia, a dicot?

Which group of organisms were previously classified under the non-unified Kingdom Protista and include predatory protists?

What is the significance of the suffix '-ales' in botany?

Which group of organisms were previously classified under the non-unified Kingdom Protista and include decomposers and parasites?

Which group of organisms were previously classified under the non-unified Kingdom Protista and include algae and green plants?

Which group of organisms is more derived than the ANA grade angiosperms but still arose before the split between monocots and eudicots?

Which group of organisms include Muhlenbergia capillaris, a monocot, and Hydrangea quercifolia, a dicot?

Which term describes the process by which a single ancestral species evolves into an array of different species to fill different ecological niches?

Which group of organisms reproduce with seeds and have vascular tissue?

Which group of organisms were previously classified under the non-unified Kingdom Protista and include slime molds and water molds?

Which group of organisms reproduce by spore and are dependent on water for reproduction?

Which group of organisms is known as the 'land plants' and descended from green algae?

Which group of organisms reproduce by spore and are dependent on water for reproduction?

Which group of organisms have vascular tissue and reproduce with spores?

Which group of organisms reproduce with seeds and have vascular tissue?

Which group of organisms is the earliest of all flowering plants and arose before the split between monocots and eudicots?

Which group of organisms is more derived than the ANA grade angiosperms but still arose before the split between monocots and eudicots?

Which group of organisms is considered to be the catch-all category for anything 'plant-like' that performs photosynthesis?

Which group of organisms have an improved vascular system, flowers, double fertilization, and fruits?

Which group of organisms include Muhlenbergia capillaris, a monocot, and Hydrangea quercifolia, a dicot?

Which group of organisms were previously classified under the non-unified Kingdom Protista and include algae and green plants?