26. Draw a phylogenetic tree including all of the following groups: charophyte green algae gymnosperms ferns angiosperms red algae mosses and other bryophytes Add the following derived traits to your tree: chlorophyll a and b seeds flowers seeds develop in cones multicellular, dependent embryos alternation of generations apical meristems cuticles vascular tissue stomata pollen fruit

26. Draw a phylogenetic tree including all of the following groups: charophyte green algae gymnosperms ferns angiosperms red algae mosses and other bryophytes Add the following derived traits to your tree: chlorophyll a and b seeds flowers seeds develop in cones multicellular, dependent embryos alternation of generations apical meristems cuticles vascular tissue stomata pollen fruit

Biology: The Unity and Diversity of Life (MindTap Course List)

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Author:Cecie Starr, Ralph Taggart, Christine Evers, Lisa Starr

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Chapter22: The Land Plants

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Problem 4CT: Compared to vascular plants, bryophytes arc more easily harmed by environmental contaminants and add...

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