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flowers Flashcards

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basal angiosperms

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early divergence of angiosperms, preceded divergence of monocots and eudicots

species poor, most don’t have vessels, primitive flowers (radial symmetry, superior ovary)

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four main parts of flower

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stamen (male parts) - includes anther and filaments

carpel (female parts) - includes stigma, style, and ovary

petal

sepal

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3
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complete vs incomplete flower

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complete flower has all four parts

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4
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receptacle

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base of flower that holds ovary

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5
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calyx

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all of the sepals in a flower

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corolla

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all of the petals together

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sepal function

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surround maturing flower parts protect the flower bud as it develops,

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petal functions

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attract pollinators

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pistil

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consists of a stigma, a style, and an ovary

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androecium

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all of the stamen

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stamen function

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diploid anther cells undergo meiosis to produce 4 microspores, which from a resistant cell wall and become pollen

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12
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gynoecium

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all of the carpels

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13
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function of stigma, style, and ovary

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stigma - catches pollen grains
style - elevates stigma
ovary - where megaspores are produced.

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14
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inflorescence

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cluster of flowers on a branch or system of a branch

categorized by arrangement on main axis and by timing of flowering

include, raceme, spike, corymb, and umbel

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15
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floral formula

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includes floral symmetry, number of sepals. number of petals, number of stamens, and number of carpels

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16
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actinomorphic

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radial symmetry

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zygomorphic

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symmetric in one direction

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18
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bisexual flower

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has carpel and stamen

19
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plant genders

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cosexual - hermaphroditic (perfect), have functional stamens and stigmas

unisexual hermaphrodites - produce pollen and have no seeds (male) or can’t germinate and produces more seeds (female)

20
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plant sexual conditions

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monoecy

dioecy

polygamy

21
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monoecious

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staminate and pistillate flowers on one individual

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dioecious

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one individual has either staminate or pistillate flowers

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andromonoecy

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species where all individuals have staminate and bisexual flowers

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androdioecy

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species where some individuals have staminate and some have perfect flowers or a mixture of staminate and pistillate flowers

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gynomonoecy

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species where all individuals have pistillate and bisexual flowers

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gynodioecy

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species where some individuals have pistillate and some have bisexual flowers or a mixture of staminate and pistillate flowers

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polygamomonoecy

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species that have individuals with staminate, pistillate, and bisexual flowers

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trioecism

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species where different individuals are either staminate, carpellate, or bisexual

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ovary positions

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hypogynous - petals, sepals, and stamens attached at base of ovary
perigynous - petals, sepals, and stamens on rim of hypanthium
epigynous - ovary is inferior to petals, sepals, and stamens

30
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indeterminate inflorescences

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first flowers to open are at base

31
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umbel vs corymb

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umbel - flower stems at same point, can be compound,

corymb - flower stems rise at different points but end at same height

32
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determinate inflorescence

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first flower to open is at the top or middle

33
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disc flower vs ray flower

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disc flower is radial and surrounded by ray flowers

34
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grass flower characteristics

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no petal or sepal, wind pollinated

35
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grass flower families

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poaceae, cyperaceae, juncacea

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spikelet

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multiple florets, unit of a grass flower, consists of outer glume and floret

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switch grass

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consists of branches and spikelets with flowers

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solitary flower

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has just one flower on the peduncle

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spike flowers

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has one unbalanced axis with sessile flowers (no stems)

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raceme

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similar to spike flowers but have stems

41
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cyme flowers

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central flower opens first

42
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whorl

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flowers are borne in a tight circle at each node

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panicle

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main axis has branches which are in turn rebranched

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head/capitulum

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many small flowers borne on a common receptacle, may look like a single flower

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