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33.1 Plant Diversity: An Evolutionary Overview
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Four major transformations in life cycle and structure characterize the evolutionary history of plants.
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Plant diversity has changed over time.
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33.2 Bryophytes
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Bryophytes are small, simple, and tough.
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The small gametophytes and unbranched sporophytes of bryophytes are adaptations for reproducing on land.
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Bryophytes exhibit several cases of convergent evolution with the vascular plants.
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Sphagnum moss plays an important role in the global carbon cycle.
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33.3 Spore-Dispersing Vascular Plants
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Rhynie cherts provide a window into the early evolution of vascular plants.
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Lycophytes are the sister group of all other vascular plants.
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Ancient lycophytes included giant trees that dominated coal swamps about 320 million years ago.
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Ferns and horsetails are morphologically and ecologically diverse.
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Fern diversity has been strongly affected by the evolution of angiosperms.
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An aquatic fern contributes to rice production.
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33.4 Gymnosperms
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Cycads and ginkgos are the earliest diverging groups of living gymnosperms.
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Conifers are woody plants that thrive in dry and cold climates.
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Gnetophytes are gymnosperms that have independently evolved xylem vessels and double fertilization.
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33.5 Angiosperms
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Angiosperms may have originated in the shady understory of tropical forests.
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Angiosperm diversity results from flowers and xylem vessels, among other traits, as well as coevolutionary interactions with animals and other organisms.
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Monocots are diverse in shape and size despite not forming a vascular cambium.
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Eudicots are the most diverse group of angiosperms.
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Case 6: What can be done to protect the genetic diversity of crop species?
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Chapter 33 Summary | morris2e_ch33_27.html | 563bc113757a2e312d000000 |
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