EXAM 1 Flashcards

(72 cards)

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Olericulture

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Herbs and veggies

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Pomology

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Fruit and tree nut crops

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3
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Viticulture

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Grapes

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Arboriculture

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Trees and shrubs

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5
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Spermatophyte

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Group of plants that produce seeds (2 main groups- angiosperm, gymnosperm)

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Angiosperm

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Flowering plants, covered seed, broad leaves

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7
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Gymnosperm

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Naked seed, narrow leafed

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Cloripetalae

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Flower parts separate

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Sympetalae

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Flower parts fused @ base

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10
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Levels of organization

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Whole plant
Organs
Tissues
Cells
Organelles
Macromolecules

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11
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3 vegetative organs

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Root, stem, leaf

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Shade grown leaf

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Thinner

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Sun grown leaf

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Thicker

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Simple leaf

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Single, undivided blade

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Compound

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Divided into multiple leaflets

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Palmately compound leaf

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Leaves at one base (pinwheel like)

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17
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Pinnately compound leaf

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Leaves on one stem branching out

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Functions of leaves

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Gas exchange
Protection
Food manufacturer (photosynthesis)

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Functions of stem

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Support
Conduction
Food storage
Protection
Propagation
Photosynthesis

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20
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Crown (modified stem)

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Leafy cluster

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21
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Stolons (modified stem)

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Above-ground runners

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22
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Spurs (modified stem)

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Short, woody branches

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23
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Rhizomes (modified stem)

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Horizontal underground stems

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Corms (modified stem)

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Short, swollen underground stems

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Bulbs (modified stem)
Leaf bases in layers
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Tubers (modified stem)
Enlarges, fleshy storage stems
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Primary growth
Growth of length
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Secondary growth
Growth of thickness
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Where is xylem located in vascular bundle?
Inner
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Where is phloem located in vascular bundle?
Outer
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What are the annual rings made of in a tree?
Xylem
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Main functions of roots
Water and nutrient absorption Energy storage Anchoring and stability Production of plant hormones
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Tap root
Radicle forms the primary rotten adds lateral roots
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Fibrous root
Single radicle forms but in addition to several other embryonic roots form just above radicle, roots branch out
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What levels of taxonomic classification are used in the naming system?
Domain, Kingdom, Phylum/Division, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
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Variety
Occurs naturally
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Cultivar
Intentionally bred
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Female flower
Pistil, stigma, style, ovary
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Male flower
Stamen, anther, filament
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Complete flower
Has sepals, petals, stamens, pistils
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Incomplete flower
Missing one type of sexual organ
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Perfect flower
Both male and female parts
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Imperfect flower
Missing one type of sexual organ
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Monoecious
Both male and female occur on SAME plant
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Dioecious
Male and female occur on SEPARATE plants
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Monocot flower
3 floral parts
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Dicot flower
4 or 5 flower parts
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Fruit develops from...
an ovary
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Seed develops from...
an ovule
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Monocot seed
Made out of a single embryonic leaf or cotyledon
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Cotyledon
Provides food
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Endosperm (monocot seed)
Food storage for seedling
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Plumule
Embryonic leaf
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Radicle
Embryonic root
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Seed coat
Protects seed
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Dicot seed
Seeds with two embryonic leaves and cotyledons
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Hypocotyl (dicot seed)
Embryonic stem
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Meristematic Tissues
Actively dividing Help plant grow in length and develop new parts Responsible for primary growth
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Non-Meristematic Tissues
Stopped dividing Support, storage, photosynthesis Responsible for secondary growth
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3 parts of non-meristematic tissues
Dermal, vascular, ground/fundamental
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Where is the dermal tissue found in plants?
Outer layer
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Functions of dermal tissue
Protect Regulate water, gas exchange Resists infection
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Examples of dermal tissue
Epidermis Periderm
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Vascular tissue system
Plumbing system
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Functions of vascular tissue system
Allows water, minerals, and dissolved sugars from photosynthesis to pass through
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Example of vascular tissue system
Veins on leaves
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Xylem
Transports water and minerals up Cells are dead
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Phloem
Transports organic compounds from site of photosynthesis Alive at maturity
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Apical Meristem
Primary growth Located at tips of stems and roots (terminal buds)
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Intercalary Meristem
Primary growth Located at base of leaves
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Vascular Cambium
Secondary growth Located within the stems and roots between xylem and phloem tissues
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