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Question 1

Falcate

Answer 1

sickle-shaped

Question 2

Farinaceous

Answer 2

covered with a mealiness (as in leaves); containing starch

Question 3

Farinose

Answer 3

covered with a mealiness (as in leaves).

Question 4

Fascicle (fasciculate)

Answer 4

condensed or closed duster or bundle. as of flowers or of most pine needles

Question 5

Ferruginous

Answer 5

rust·coloured

Question 6

Filament

Answer 6

stalk of a stamen. at the summit of which is the pollen-bearing anther

Question 7

Fliform

Answer 7

threadlike. slender( e.g. leaf)

Question 8

Fimbriate

Answer 8

fringed along the margins

Question 9

Flabelliform

Answer 9

fan-shaped

Question 10

Flaccid

Answer 10

limp or wilted appearing

Question 11

Flexuose

Answer 11

covered with locks of soft hair or wool

Question 12

Floret

See Disc or Ray

Answer 12

a small individual flower in a head in the Asteraceae

Question 13

Foliaceous

Answer 13

leaf-like in texture or shape.

Question 14

Foliolate

Answer 14

\‘ith small leaves or leaflets

Question 15

Follicle

Answer 15

a dry dehiscent fruit consisting of one carpel, opening only along one side, e.g. Brachychiton, Banksia

Question 16

Frond

Answer 16

the foliage of a fern

Question 17

Fruit

Answer 17

the fertilised and developed ovary containing seeds

Question 18

Fruitlets

Answer 18

small fruits.

Question 19

Fruticose

Answer 19

shrubby

Question 20

Fugacious

Answer 20

soon wthering

Question 21

Funicle

Answer 21

a little stalk attaching the ovule (seed) to the placenta

Question 22

Furcate

Answer 22

forked

Question 23

Fusco-lutea

Answer 23

brown-yelow

Question 24

Fusiform

Answer 24

spindle-shaped. narrowed both ways from a swollen centre. as in a Dahlia tuber