Flowers Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
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Whats the Phylogeny of flowering plants?

A

Angiosperms

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2
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What are the 4 parts (whorls) of a flower?

A

Petals, Sepal, Pistols(carpals), Stamens

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3
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What is the function of petals on a flower?

A

Attract pollinators

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4
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What is the function of the sepal of a flower

A

Protect the flower bud

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5
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What is the function of the stamens of a flower?

A

male reproductive structures

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6
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What is the function of the pistols (carpals) of a flower?

A

female reproductive structures

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7
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What does it mean when a flower is complete?

A

it’s a flower with all 4 parts (Whorls)

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8
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What does it mean when a flower is incomplete?

A

the flower is missing at least 1 part (whorl)

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9
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What does it mean when a flower is perfect?

A

the flower has both stamens and pistols (carpals)

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10
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What does it mean when a flower is imperfect?

A

the flower is missing either a stamen or a pistol

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11
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Can a flower be incomplete but perfect

A

Yes as long as the missing part (whorl) of the flower is not a stamen or pistol (carpal)

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12
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What are the two types of imperfect flowers?

A

Monoecious and Dioecious

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13
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What does monoecious mean?

A

Flowers with pistols (carpals) and flowers with stamens on the same plant

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14
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What does Dioecious mean?

A

Flowers with pistols (carpals) and flowers with stamens on different plants

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15
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What are the two different types of symmetry a flower can have

A

radial (actinomorphic) and bilateral (zygomorphic)

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16
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What is inflorescence

A

The cluster of flowers on a branch

17
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What are the different types of inflorescence?

A

Panicle, Spike, Raceme, Corymb, simple umbel, compound umbel, head, and catkin

18
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What is a composite flower?

A

A head of flowers, disk and ray flowers, family asteraceae

19
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In composite flowers what is the inner flower called?

20
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in composite flowers what is the outer flower called?

21
Q

What parts are in the stamen?

A

Anthers and filaments

22
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What do Anthers do?

A

they contain the pollen sac

23
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What are pollen sacs?

A

they produce the male gametophyte (pollen) which produce sperm

24
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What are the parts of a pistol (carpal)

A

Stigma, style, ovary

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What does the stigma do?
gathers pollen
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What does the style do?
Channel to ovary from stigma
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What does the ovary do?
contains the ovule which contain female gametophyte (eggs)
28
What is pollination
Pollen from anther is transferred to stigma
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What are the different types of pollination?
Wind, Water, and vector
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How do most pollinators pollinate
accidentally, pollen sticks to hair, fur, feathers and scales
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What are some pollinators?
Butterflies, bats, bees, moths, wasps, beetles, flies, birds
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What happens after pollination?
The pollen tube grows to the ovule and sperm fertilizes egg
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What is double fertilization?
1 Sperm cell fertilize egg cell that becomes the embryo. 2 sperm cells fuse with two nuclei to form endosperm
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What happens after fertilization?
fruit develops from ovary wall, seed develops from ovule