The Leaf Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
Q

which bud develeops into a branch

A

axillary bud

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2
Q

what is arrangement of leaves called

A

acropetal

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3
Q

most important vegetative organs for photosynthesis

A

leaves

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4
Q

three main parts of leaf

A

leaf base
petiole
lamina

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5
Q

which part of leaf is attached to stem

A

leaf base

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6
Q

leaf base may bear two lateral small leaf like structures called

A

stipules

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7
Q

in which types of plants does the leaf base expand into a sheath covering the stem partially or wholly

A

monocotyledons

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8
Q

in which plants does the leaf base become swollen

A

leguminous plants

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9
Q

the swollen part is called

A

pulvinus

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10
Q

lamina is also called

A

leaf blade

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11
Q

middle prominent vein in lamina

A

midrib

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12
Q

what do veins in lamina do

A

provide rigidity to leaf blade
act as channels of transport for water, minerals and food materials

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13
Q

arrangement of veins and veinlets in lamina of leaf is called

A

venation

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14
Q

two types of venation

A

reticulate
parallel

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15
Q

when veinlets form a network, venation is of what type

A

reticulate

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16
Q

when veins run parallel to each other within a lamina, venation is of what type

17
Q

which plants usually possess reticulate venation

18
Q

which plants usually possess parallel venation

19
Q

two types of leaves

A

simple
compound

20
Q

when is a leaf said to be simple

A

lamina is entire or if incisions are present, they do not reach midrib

21
Q

when is a leaf said to be compound

A

when incisions of lamina reach the midrib, breaking the lamina into leaflets

22
Q

is axillary bud present in axil of leaflets

23
Q

two types of compound leaves

A

pinnately compound
palmately compound

24
Q

in which type of compound leaves are the leaflets present on a common axis

A

pinnately compound

25
the common axis for leaflets in pinnately compound leaf is known as
rachis
26
example of a pinnately compound leaf
neem
27
in which type of compound leaf are the leaflets attaches at a common point also which point is that
palmately compound tip of petiole
28
example of a palmately compound leaf
silk cotton
29
what is phyllotaxy
pattern of arrangement of leaves on stem or branch
30
three types of phyllotaxy
alternate opposite whorled
31
examples of alternate phyllotaxy
china rose mustard sunflower
32
examples of opposite phyllotaxy
calotropis guava
33
example of whorled phyllotaxy
alstonia