Ch-5 Morphology of Flowering Plants Flashcards

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Types of Root System

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  1. Tap root
  2. Fibrous root
  3. Adventitious root
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Basis of modification of Tap root

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  1. Storage of Food

2. Breathing purposes

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Example of Tap Root

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Mustard

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Example of Fibrous Root

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Wheat plant

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Example of Adventitious Root

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  1. Monstera

2. Banyan Tree

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Fusiform Tap root example

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Radish

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Conical Tap Roots example

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Carrot

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Napiform Tap Root example

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Turnip

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Tuberous Tap Root example

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Mirabilis

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Nodulated Tap Root families

Example

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Papilionatae / Fabaceae Family

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Openings of Pneumatophores

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Lenticel / Pneumathodes

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Example of Pneumatophores

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Rhizhopora / Heritiera

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Example of Fasiculated (clustered) Roots

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Asparagus, Dahlia

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Example of Beaded/Monoliform Roots

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Grapes, Momordica( Bitter gourd)

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Example of Tuberous adventitious Roots

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Sweet potato (Ipomoea batatus)

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Stilt Roots

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Sugarcane, Maize

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Prop Roots example

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Banyan Tree

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Climbing Root example

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Money plant, Monstera

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Foliar/Epiphyllous Roots example

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Bryophyllum

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Haustorial Roots example

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Cuscuta, Dendropthoe

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Example of Runner Stem

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Strawberry, Grass

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Example of Stolon stem

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Jasmine, Wild Strawberry

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Example of Sucker stem

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Banana, Pineapple

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Example of offset stem

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Eichhornia (Water hyacinth)

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Example of Tuber
Potato
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Example of Rhizome
Ginger, Banana
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Example of Corm
Saffron, Colocasia
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Example of Bulb
Onion, Garlic
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Example of Stem Tendril
Grapes, Cucumber, Pumpkin, Watermelon
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Examples of Stem Thorn
Carissa, Bougainvillea, Citrus
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Example of Phylloclade
Opuntia, Cactus, Euphorbia
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Scientific Term for Leaf Base
Hypopodium
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Scientific Term for Petiole
Mesopodium
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Scientific Term for Lamina
Epipodium
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Example of Stipulate Leaf
Fabaceae
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Example of families with Ex-stipulate Leaf
Solanaceae, Liliaceae
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Example of Free Lateral stipule
Hibiscus, Rose
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Example of Foliaceous Stipule
Pea
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Example of Spiny stipule
Zizyphus
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Exception of Reticulate venation in Dicots
Calophyllum
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Exception of Parallel venation in Monocots
Smilax
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Example Of Leaf Tendril
Peas
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Example Of Leaf Tendril
Peas
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Example of Leaf Spine
Cacti, Opuntia, Argemone
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Example of Leaf Pitcher
Nepenthes, Dishchidia
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Example of Leaf bladder
Utricularia (Bladderwort)
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Example of Phyllode
Acacia, Parkinsonia
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Example of Leaflet tendril
Pea, Sweet pea
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Example of simple leaf
Mango, Radish, Peepal
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Example of Pinnately Compound Leaf
Neem
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Example of Palmately Compound Leaf
Silkcotton
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Example of alternate phyllotaxy
Mustard, China Rose, Sunflower
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Example of Opposite phyllotaxy
Calotropis, Guava
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Example of Whorled Phyllotaxy
Alstonia
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Succession in Racemose / Indefinite Inflorescence
Acropetal (Where old flowers are lower than young ones)
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Succession in Cymose/Definite inflorescence
Basipetal (Old flowers are higher than young ones)
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Example of Actinomorphic Flower
Mustard, Datura, Chilli
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Example of Zygomorphic Flower
Pea, Gulmohar, Cassia
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Example of Asymmetrical Flower
Banana
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Example of Hypogynous Flower
Mustard, China Rose, Brinjal
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Example of Perigynous Flower
Rose, Plum, Peach
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Example of Epigynous Flower
Guava, Cucumber, Ray florets of Sunflower
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What is Involucre?
Whorl of bracts
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Spathe-
A large bract encloses the whole inflorescence
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Example of Spathe
Banana, Maize
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Example of Petaloid bract-
Bougainvillea
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Example of Glume
Wheat, Grass
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Example of Polypetalous condition-
Mustard, Radish
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Example of Gamosepalous condition
Cotton, Datura, Fabaceae family, Brinjal
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Example of persistent sepals-
Tomato, Chilli, Brinjal
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Example of Campanulate(bell shaped) Corolla
Tobacco, Raspberry, Campanula
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Example of Tubular corolla
Disc Floret of sunflower
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Example of infundibulated corolla
Datura. | Petunia.
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Example of Papilionaceous Corolla
Pes. | Bean.
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Example of valvate aestivation
Calotropis. | Cruciferae
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Example of Twisted Aestivation
China Rose, | Cotton
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Example of Imbricate Aestivation
Gulmohar. | Cassia.
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Example of vexillary Aestivation
Pea. | Bean.
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Example of monadelphous stamen
China Rose
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Example of Diadelphous Stamen
Pea
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Example of polyadelphous Stamen
Citrus
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Example of synandrous flower
Colocasia, Alocasia. Cucurbitaceae Family
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Epipetalous stamen meaning-
Stamen+Petal
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Epiphyllous Stamen meaning-
Stamen+Perianth
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Gynandrous Stamen meaning-
Stamen+Gynoecium
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Example of epipetalous flower
Brinjal
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Example of Epiphyllous Stamen
Lily
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Example of Gynandrous Stamen
Calotropis
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Example of Didynamous Stamen
Salvia
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Example of Tetradynamous Stamen
Radish. Mustard. Turnip.
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Example of Marginal Placentation
Pea, Bean
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Example of Axile Placentation
China Rose. Lemon Tomato
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Example of Parietal Placentation
Mustard. | Argemone.
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Example of Free central Placentation
Primrose, Dianthus
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Example of Basal Placentation
Marigold. | Sunflower.
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Example of Drupe Fruit
Mango. | Coconut.
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Outer Seed Coat-
Testa
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Inner Seed Coat-
Tegmen
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The scar on seed coat through which seed was attached to fruit
Hilum
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Example of dicot seed in which endosperm stores food
Castor
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Example of Non-Endospermic Monocot Seed
Orchids
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Fabaceae Stem-
Erect or Climber
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Fabaceae leaf-
1. Stipulate 2. Simple/Pinnately compound 3. Pulvinus leaf base 4. Reticulate venation 5. Alternate phyllotaxy
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Characteristics of Fabaceae Flower-
1. Bisexual | 2. Zygomorphic
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Calyx in Fabaceae
1. 5 Sepals 2. Gamosepalous 3. Imbricate/valvate