Angiosperms 1 Flashcards
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Angiosperms are considered either ___ with a few exceptions
monocots
or (eu)dicots
Monocots vs. Dicots
one cotyledon vs. two
cotyledons
A flower is a ___ shoot that bears ___,
flower parts are attached to a ___
determinate, sporophylls, receptacle
sepals
the outermost whorl of sterile
appendages, often green, collectively
form the calyx
petals
the next whorl of sterile
appendages, often colorful, collectively
form the corolla
what makes up the perianth
sepals and petals
stamens
pollen-bearing parts of the
flower called the androecium; anthers
contains the microsporangia on a stalk
called the filament
Carpels are the
ovule-bearing parts known
as the gynoecium, pollen
grains land on the stigma and grow
through the style to reach the ovules
Fused carpels =
pistil
gynoecium
gynoecium; contain the ovules
within a structure called an ovary;
pollen grains land on the ___ and grow
through the ___ to reach the ovules
stigma, style
Parts of a lily flower – sepals and petals look
the same and may be referred to as ___
tepals,
Flowers may be clustered together to form
__
inflorescences
(the stalk of an inflorescence is
called a ___)
peduncle
complete flower
flowers have all four whorls
incomplete flower
flowers lack any whorl (one or more)
perfect
flowers have both stamens and carpels (bisexual)
imperfect
flowers are lacking one or the other (i.e. unisexual;
separate male – staminate - and female - carpellate flowers)
If staminate and carpellate flowers are found on one plant, the plant is called
monoecious
If staminate and carpellate flowers are found on two different plants, the plants are
dioecious
Oak flowers are (in)complete and (im)perfect, oak plants are mono/dioecious
Oak flowers are incomplete and imperfect;
oak plants are monoecious
Within each carpel are one or more ___, which will become the seed; the area of attachment is called the ___ and the empty space is called the ___
ovules, placenta, locule
locule ex
The ovary wall matures to form a
fruit