Chapter 6: Leaves, Flowers, Fruit Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
Q

Leaf structure (top to bottom)

A

Upper epidermis, palisade, vascular bundles, sponge mesophyll, intercellular chamber, lower epidermis, stomate and guard cells

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2
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Transpiration

A

Regulates leaf temp, draws water into and out of xylem

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3
Q

Pinnate

A

Feather

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4
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Trifoliate

A

Bean plant

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5
Q

Palmate

A

Palm of hand

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6
Q

Bud at base of petiole

A

Compound

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7
Q

Complete flower

A

Sepals, petals, stamen, pistil

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8
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Incomplete

A

Lack one or more parts

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9
Q

Perfect

A

Stamens and pistils

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10
Q

Imperfect

A

Staminate and pistillate

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11
Q

Monoecious

A

Staminate and pistillate on same plant

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12
Q

Dioecious

A

Staminate and pistillate on separate plants

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13
Q

Single stalk flower

A

Solitary

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14
Q

Multiple or cluster flowers

A

Inflorescences

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15
Q

Corymb

A

Short, flat topped indeterminate flower, cherry

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16
Q

Cyme inflorescence

A

Flower opens first, themselves corymb, Strawberry

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17
Q

Raceme

A

Single, elongated indeterminate, mustard

18
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Spike

A

Elongated simple indeterminate with sessiles, wheat

19
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Catkin

A

Spike with only pistillate or staminate, walnut

20
Q

Panicle

A

Indeterminate branching raceme in grasses

21
Q

Umbel

A

Indeterminate flat topped cluster from common point, dill

22
Q

Head

A

Short dense spike, sunflower

23
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Spadix

A

Complete, dense, surrounded by spathe

24
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Pericarp

A

Ovary wall, orange peel

25
Hesperidium
Several carpels with inner juice sacs, vesicles
26
Fleshy fruit
Pericarp develops into succulent tissue
27
Berry
Pulpy fruit with few to many seeds, banana
28
Dry-fleshy
Parts of pericarp fry but others succulent
29
Drupe
Simple fruit, single carpel
30
Exocarp
Thin skin
31
Mesocarp
Thick and fleshy
32
Endocarp
Hard and stony
33
Pome
Simple, several carpels
34
Dry
Entire pericarp is dry
35
Dehiscent
Split
36
Capsule
2 or more carpels, septum between
37
Caryopsis
Grain
38
Samara
One seeded, elm Two seeded, maple
39
Schizocarp
2 or more carpels
40
Aggregate fruit
Several ovaries, strawberry, fig, mulberry
41
Micropyle
Small opening near hilum
42
Hilum
Scar after breaking seed from stalk