families

Question 1

salicaceae

Answer 1

alternate, stipulate leaves, diecious plants with capsules

Question 2

Betulaceae

Answer 2

alternate stupulate leaves, pendulous katkin, usually a 1-seeded nut

Question 3

fagaceae

Answer 3

alternate, lobed leaves, dangling catkin, fruit a nut

Question 4

ulmaceae

Answer 4

alternate and thick leaves, apetalous flowers, winged samaras

Question 5

tilliaceae

Answer 5

simple leaves, complete flowers in cymes, fruits dropes, capsules, schitzocarps

Question 6

hippocastanaceae

Answer 6

opposite palmately compoundn leaves, inflorescence in clusters, fruit a capsule

Question 7

aceraceae

Answer 7

opposite leaves, moneceious or diecious, fruit a winged schizocarp (samara),

Question 8

oleaceae

Answer 8

perfect flowers, monecious or diecious, capsule/drupes/berries/samaras

Question 9

asteraceae

Answer 9

leaves variable, distinct flower heads (5 united petals, inf ovary), single seeded achene

Question 10

araliaceae

Answer 10

woody or herbaceous, usually umbels

Question 11

boraginaceae

Answer 11

usually herbaceous, alternate leaves with entire margins, usually a cyme, fruit 4 nutlets

Question 12

lamiaceae

Answer 12

herbs with square stems, simple opposite leaves, zygomorphic perfect flowers, schizocarp with four nutlets

Question 13

scrophulariaceae

Answer 13

herbs, smooth leaves, usually zygomorphic, A 2 or 4 capsule or berry

Question 14

rubiaceae

Answer 14

herbs, whorled or opposite leaves, usually fused/funnel perianth, many types of fruit

Question 15

caprifoliaceae

Answer 15

generally shrubs, can be evergreen, perfect united flowers, inf ovary, berry/drupe/capsule/achene, A/Co in floral formula

Question 16

brassicaceae

Answer 16

alternate leaves with hairs on leaves and stem, 4-part perianth, didynamous, fruit a silique or silicle, many food crops

Question 17

saxifragaceae

Answer 17

herbs or shrubs, capsule or follicle

Question 18

grossulariaceae

Answer 18

shrubs with palmately loved leaves, perfect flowers, fruit a berry

Question 19

onagraceae

Answer 19

herbaceaeous, parts in 2 or for, inf ovary, capsule or nutlets

Question 20

ericaceae

Answer 20

trees or shrubs, leaves often leathery, flowers often urn shaped, capsule/drupe/berry

Question 21

pyrolaceae

Answer 21

whorled or basal evergreen leaves, regular flowers, dihiscent capsules

Question 22

menyanthaceae

Answer 22

aquatic/wetland plants, regular flowers, often bearded, capsule

Question 23

violaceae

Answer 23

herbaceous plants with cordate-reniform leaves, zygomorphic flowers, capsule

Question 24

cornaceae

Answer 24

many life-forms, petal-like bracts subtend an inflorecscence with minute perianth, drupe/berry