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ChapTitleBig12 Plant and Fungi DiversificationChapTitleSmallWHERE DID ALL THE PLANTS AND FUNGI COME FROM?phelanphys3e_ch12_1.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.1: Plants are just one branch of the eukarya.phelanphys3e_ch12_2.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.2–12.4: The first plants had neither roots nor seeds.phelanphys3e_ch12_3.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.0.1 12.3: Mosses and other non-vascular plants lack vessels for transporting nutrients and water. phelanphys3e_ch12_4.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.0.2 12.4: The evolution of vascular tissue made large plants possible. phelanphys3e_ch12_5.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.5–12.7: The advent of the seed opened new worlds to plants.phelanphys3e_ch12_6.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.0.3 12.6: With the evolution of the seed, gymnosperms became the dominant plants on earth. phelanphys3e_ch12_7.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.0.4 12.7: Conifers include the tallest and longest-living trees. phelanphys3e_ch12_8.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.8–12.10: Flowering plants are the most diverse and successful plants.phelanphys3e_ch12_9.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.0.5 12.9: A flower is nothing without a pollinator. phelanphys3e_ch12_10.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.0.6 12.10: Angiosperms improve seeds with double fertilization. phelanphys3e_ch12_11.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.11–12.12: Plants and animals have a love-hate relationship.phelanphys3e_ch12_12.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.0.7 12.12: Unable to escape, plants must resist predation in other ways. phelanphys3e_ch12_13.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.13–12.16: Fungi and plants are partners but not close relatives.phelanphys3e_ch12_14.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.0.8 12.14: Fungi have some structures in common, but exploit an enormous diversity of habitats. phelanphys3e_ch12_15.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.0.9 12.15: Most plants have fungal symbionts. phelanphys3e_ch12_16.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.1 12.16: THIS IS HOW WE DO IT: Can beneficial fungi save our chocolate? phelanphys3e_ch12_17.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.16: THIS IS HOW WE DO IT: Can beneficial fungi save our chocolate?phelanphys3e_ch12_18.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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KNOWLEDGE YOU CAN USEphelanphys3e_ch12_19.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.2 Key Terms in Plant and Fungi Diversification phelanphys3e_ch12_20.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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REVIEW & REHEARSE 13 PLANT and FUNGI DIVERSIFICATIONphelanphys3e_ch12_21.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.2.1 12.1: Plants are just one branch of the eukarya. phelanphys3e_ch12_22.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.2.2 12.2–12.4: The first plants had neither roots nor seeds. phelanphys3e_ch12_23.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.2.3 12.5–12.7: The advent of the seed opened new worlds to plants. phelanphys3e_ch12_24.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.2.4 12.8–12.10: Flowering plants are the most diverse and successful plants. phelanphys3e_ch12_25.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.2.5 12.11–12.12: Plants and animals have a love-hate relationship. phelanphys3e_ch12_26.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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12.2.6 12.13–12.13: Fungi and plants are partners but not close relatives. phelanphys3e_ch12_27.html54c9b429757a2ebd6e000002
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