Plant ID And Selection

Question 1

Physiological adaptation process of plants and other living organisms to acclimate our environment different From their prior growing conditions

Answer 1

Acclimation

Question 2

Genetic ability of plants and other living organisms to adjust or Acclimate to different environments

Answer 2

Adaptability

Question 3

I am close, tight proximity; pressed close to or lying flat against something; appressed

Answer 3

Adpressed

Question 4

Pleasing to the senses, visually or otherwise

Answer 4

Aesthetic

Question 5

Pertaining to bud or leaf arrangement, one leaf or bud at each node, situated at alternating positions along the stem; in this arrangement, the leaves are not directly across from each other.

Answer 5

Alternate

Question 6

Plants with seeds born in an ovary; consist of two large groups: monocotyledons (grasses palms and related plants) and Dicotyledons (most woody trees, shrubs, herbaceous plants, and related plants)

Answer 6

Angiosperms

Question 7

Point of attachment I have a leaf petiole to a stem

Answer 7

Axil

Question 8

Bud in the axil of a leaf; lateral bud

Answer 8

Axillary bud

Question 9

Biological diversity in an environment as indicated by number of different species of plants and animals

Answer 9

Biodiversity

Question 10

Double pinnate

Answer 10

Bipinnate

Question 11

Expanded body of a leaf

Answer 11

Blade

Question 12

Modified leaf, usually growing just below the flower petals; sometimes more prominent than and mistaken for the actual flower petals

Answer 12

Bract

Question 13

Undeveloped flower or shoot containing a meristematic growing point; small lateral or terminal protuberance on the stem of a plant that may develop into a flower or shoot

Answer 13

Bud

Question 14

Thickness or diameter of the trunk of a tree taken any standard height, used in specifying nursery stock

Answer 14

Caliper

Question 15

Spike like flower structure often drooping and flexible

Answer 15

Catkin

Question 16

Taxonomic group below the division level but above the order level

Answer 16

Class

Question 17

Asexually produced organisms that are genetically identical

Answer 17

Clones

Question 18

Leave for two or more leaflets

Answer 18

Compound leaf

Question 19

Ovule or pollen bearing structure of conifers

Answer 19

Cone

Question 20

Cone bearing tree are other plant that has its seeds in a structure called a cone

Answer 20

Conifer

Question 21

Term describing a heart shaped leaf

Answer 21

Cordate

Question 22

Cultivated variety of species that cannot be reproduced without human assistance; usually propagated a sexually cloned

Answer 22

Cultivar

Question 23

Tree are other part that sheds its leaves annually

Answer 23

Deciduous

Question 24

Rounded or spreading growth habit of the tree crown

Answer 24

Decurrent

Question 25

Having serrations (teeth) perpendicular to the leaf margin

Answer 25

Denate

Question 26

Plant with Two cotyledons in its embryo; dicotyledons constitute the larger of the two great divisions of flowering plants and typically have broad, stocked leaves with netlike veins

Answer 26

Dicotyledon

Question 27

Having male and female flowers born on separate individuals of the same species

Answer 27

Dioecious

Question 28

Taxonomic group below the kingdom level but above the class level

Answer 28

Division phylum

Question 29

Toothed margin of a leaf, with smaller teeth within the teeth

Answer 29

Double serrate

Question 30

Stony seed inside a fleshy covering (e.g., cherry and peach)

Answer 30

Drupe

Question 31

Term describing a leaf margin without teeth

Answer 31

Entire

Question 32

Pattern of a tree branch characterized by a dominant leader and an upright or pyramidal cone shaped crown

Answer 32

Excurrent

Question 33

Taxonomic group under the order level and above the genus level

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Family

Question 34

Group of plants within a species having distinct variations that occur sporadically and naturally

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Forma

Question 35

Large, divided the structure found in palms and ferns

Answer 35

Frond

Question 36

Taxonomic group composed of species having similar fundamental traits; botanical classification under the family level and above the species level

Answer 36

Genus

Question 37

Plants with exposed seeds, usually within cones; the classes Ginkgopsida and Coniferopsida Are members of the group

Answer 37

Gymnosperms

Question 38

Characteristic form or manner of growth

Answer 38

Habit

Question 39

Genetically determined ability of a plant to survive winter growing conditions; Often referring specifically to low temperatures

Answer 39

Hardiness

Question 40

Plant resulting from the cross between two different species are two highly inbred lines within a single species

Answer 40

Hybrid

Question 41

Dichotomous guide used to help identify plants and other organisms

Answer 41

Identification key

Question 42

Continued growth due to sustained activity of the apical and lateral meristems

Answer 42

Indeterminate growth

Question 43

Cluster of flowers

Answer 43

Inflorescence

Question 44

Region of the stem between two successive nodes

Answer 44

Internode

Question 45

Organisms not native are endemic to a region; typically introduced by human activity in the modern era

Answer 45

Introduced species

Question 46

An introduced species whose introduction causes are as likely to cause economic or environmental harm or harm to human health

Answer 46

Invasive species

Question 47

Primary taxonomic group, separating major groups of living organisms E. G plants from animals

Answer 47

Kingdom

Question 48

Purpose or intended use of a plant in the landscape (e.g., shade, aesthetics, screening)

Answer 48

Landscape function

Question 49

Vegetative bud on the side of a stem

Answer 49

Lateral bud

Question 50

Tip of the leaf blade

Answer 50

Leaf Apex

Question 51

Bottom part of the leaf blade

Answer 51

Leaf base

Question 52

Scar left on the twig after I leave the shed

Answer 52

Leafs car

Question 53

Outer edge of the leaf blade

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Leaf margin

Question 54

Separate part of a compound leaf blade

Answer 54

Leaflet

Question 55

Small opening in the bar that permits exchange of gases

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Lenticel

Question 56

Leaf segments that project outward, creating voids (sinuses) between the segments

Answer 56

Love

Question 57

Plants with an embryo that has one single seed leaf (cotyledons) example are grasses and palms

Answer 57

Monocotyledons

Question 58

Species with mail in female and male flowers born on the same plant

Answer 58

Monoecious

Question 59

Study of a form and structure of plants and other living organisms

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Morphology

Question 60

Plants endemic (indigenous) to a region with in the modern era; naturally occurring and not introduced by humans

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Native species

Question 61

Non-native species that has become established in a region and propagates without human assistance

Answer 61

Naturalized species

Question 62

Slenderleaf of a conifer

Answer 62

Needle

Question 63

Point understand from which leaves branches and aerial roots are attached

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Node

Question 64

Scientific naming system for living organisms scientific names are Latin (Or latinized forms of other languages) and written in italics, the genus first (always starting with a capital letter) followed by the specific epithet. Always starting with lower case letter) and together making the species name

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Nomenclature

Question 65

Pertaining to leave our branch arrangement, leaves or branches situated at each node, across from each other on the stem

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Opposite

Question 66

Taxonomic group below the class level but above the family level

Answer 66

Order

Question 67

And trees and other plants, the part of the flower that produces the ovules and becomes the fruit at maturity

Answer 67

Ovary

Question 68

Monocotyledonous plant in the family Arecacea , usually with an unbranched trunk it’s leaves (fronds) are arranged around the terminal bud and the vascular bundles are scattered

Answer 68

Palms

Question 69

Type of compound live with jeans are leaflets radiating in a fan like a pattern

Answer 69

Palmate

Question 70

Stalk or support axis of a leaf between the stem and the blade

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Petiole

Question 71

Stalk of leaflet

Answer 71

Petiolule

Question 72

Primary taxonomic group within a kingdom

Answer 72

Phylum

Question 73

Type of compound leaf with leaflets along each side of common axis

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Pinnate

Question 74

Geographic origin of a plant, differing from the range of a species are aware of species can be expected to be Hardy.

Answer 74

Provenance

Question 75

Short, soft hair is covering the surface or leaves or other plant parts

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Pubescence

Question 76

Plants varieties that are tolerant of, or not susceptible to, certain disease or pest problems or abiotic disorders

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Resistant varieties

Question 77

Dry, wind fruits that remain closed maturity

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Samara

Question 78

Sawtooth margin Of a leaf with the teeth pointed forward

Answer 78

Serrate

Question 79

Single bladed leaf not composed of leaflets

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Simple leaf

Question 80

Space between two lobes of a leaf

Answer 80

Sinus

Question 81

Taxonomic group of organisms composed of individuals of the same genus that can reproduce among themselves and have similar offspring

Answer 81

Species

Question 82

Classification name that follows the genus name in scientific nomenclature

Answer 82

Specific epithet

Question 83

Group of plants within a species having testing differences the car naturally usually within a specific geographic region

Answer 83

Subspecies

Question 84

Science that studies the description, denomination, and classification of living organisms based on their similarities and differences

Answer 84

Taxonomy

Question 85

But at the tip of a twig or shoot; apical bud

Answer 85

Terminal bad

Question 86

Naturally occurring subdivision of a species having a distinct difference in breeding true to that difference

Answer 86

Variety

Question 87

Plant with xylem and phloem elements for conducting water, nutrients, and photosynthates

Answer 87

Vascular plant

Question 88

Arrangement of veins in a leaf

Answer 88

Venatian

Question 89

Leaves, twigs, or branches arranged in a circle around a point on the stem

Answer 89

Whorled