Angiosperms & Gymnosperms Flashcards

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Monocots

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seeds have one cotyledon

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2
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Dicots/Eudicots

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seeds have two cotyledons

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3
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_______ have parallel venation in their leaves

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Monocots

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4
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_______ have vascular bundles dispersed throughout the stem in concentric circles

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Monocots

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5
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Monocots are ___-merous (floral parts in sets of)

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3

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Dicots are ___-merous (floral parts in sets of)

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4 or 5

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7
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Major groups of monocots:

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  • Palms (Aceraceae)
  • Orchids (orchidaceae)
  • yams, sweet potatoes (dioscoreaceae)
  • Lilies, onions, asparagus (liliaceae)
  • Bananas (musaceae)
  • All grasses (poaceae)
    • Corn (maize)
    • wheat
    • rice
    • all other cereal grains
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8
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_______ have netted venation in their leaves

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Eudicots

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9
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_______ have vascular bundles in the stem arranged in a radial pattern, like spokes of a wheel

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Eudicots

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10
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A term that refers to cultivated varieties of crops

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Cultivars

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11
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When the pollen from the anther is deposited on the stigma of the same flower, or another flower on the same plant

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Self-pollination

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12
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Flowers that don’t open despite them being self-pollinated

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Cleistogamous

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13
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The transfer of pollen from the anther of one flower to the stigma of another flower on a different individual of the same species

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Cross-pollination

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14
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A mechanism that prevents self-fertilization in many flowering plant species (to increase genetic diversity at the population level)

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Self-incompatibility

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15
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Self-incompatibility is controlled by the _______ locus.

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S (sterility)

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16
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Characteristics that allow scientists to predict the pollinators for different plants.

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Pollination syndromes

17
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The tandem evolution of the many organisms that evolved to have features or behaviors to specialize in pollination of particular plants

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Coevolution

18
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Regions on the flower with pigments that are visible only to bees, and not humans (though it can be seen with a UV light)

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Nectar guide

19
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The dispersal methods of fruits:

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  • Ballistic - open explosively
  • Wind - lightweight and have wing-like appendages
  • Water - float
  • Animal - attachment to a moving organism