chapter 6 - fruit Flashcards

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What is the pericarp?

A
  • fruit wall developing from the ovary wall
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2
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What are simple fleshy fruits?

A
  • from single or fused carpels
  • apples, pears
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2
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What are dry dehiscent fruits?

A
  • fruits that are open at maturity
  • legumes
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3
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What are dry indehiscent fruits?

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  • fruits closed at maturity
  • sunflower seeds
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3
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What is a seed composed of?

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  • seed coat
  • endosperm (3n)
  • embryo (2n)
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4
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What are cotyledons?

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  • embryonic leaves
  • work to get leaves up until they can photosynthesize
  • wither away after development
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5
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Dicot characteristics

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  • have two cotyledons which often absorb endosperm
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6
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Monocot characteristics

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  • have one cotyledon that transfers resources from endosperm to the embryo
  • serves as a fruit placenta
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