Seed Plants Review Questions
- Draw an alternation of generations life cycle for seed plants (they have megaspores and
microspores).
- Describe pollination.
- Where (what structure) are each of the following found in flowering plants and in
gymnosperms: pollen grains, microspore, seed, microsporangium.
- List characteristics of seed plants. How do they compare with seedless plants?
- Name the major groups of gymnosperms.
- Name the generation that is contained within a pollen grain.
- Identify the structures on the diagram below. What major group of plants is it from.

- How do monocots differ from dicots? {answer]
- Be able to draw a flower and name the parts.
- Name the differences between angiosperms and gymnosperms.
- State the function of endosperm.
- Describe the process of double-fertilization in angiosperms.
- Name the structures in a flower that eventually become a part of the seed.
- Describe the structure and function of a seed coat.
- Describe a simple fruit, an aggregate fruit, and a multiple fruit.
- What major group of plants is the structure shown below from. Identify A and B

10. What major group of plants is this structure found in. Identify A through F.

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