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Final Exam Questions Flashcards

1
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Latex

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Euphorbiaceae, Apocynaceae, Moraceae, Passifloraceae, Convolvulaceae, Campanulaceae

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2
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Aquatic

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Nymphaeaceae, Marsileaceae, Salviniaceae, Alismataceae

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3
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Doubly serrate teeth

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Betulaceae

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4
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Stipule scars circling the stem

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Magnoliaceae

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5
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4 sepals & 4 petals

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Onagraceae, Brassicaceae, Oleaceae

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6
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2 sepals

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Papaveraceae

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7
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Aromatic/etherial chemicals

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Lauraceae, Apiaceae, Zingiberaceae

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8
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Mycoparasite

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Ericaceae & Orchidaceae

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9
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True parasite

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Lauraceae, Convolvulaceae, Orobanchaceae

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10
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Carnivory

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Droseraceae, Sarraceniaceae, Lentibulariaceae

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11
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Epicalyx

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Passifloraceae, Malvaceae, Rosaceae

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12
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Catkin

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Fagaceae & Betulaceae

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13
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Inferior ovary

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Cactaceae, Melastomataceae, Cornaceae, Rubiaceae, Campanulaceae, Zingiberaceae, Amaryllidaceae, Agavaceae, Iridaceae, Orchidaceae

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14
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Pollinia

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Apocynaceae & Orchidaceae

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15
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Gynostemium

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Aristolochiaceae & Orchidaceae

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16
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Head

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Asteraceae, Plantaginaceae, Apocynaceae

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17
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Umbels

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Apiaceae, Smilacaceae, Amaryllidaceae, Alliaceae

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18
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Spadix

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Araceae

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19
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Spathe

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Arecaceae, Araceae, Commelinaceae

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20
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Stamens dehiscing by pores

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Ericaceae

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21
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Bilabiate corolla

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Lamiaceae, Verbenaceae, Scrophulariaceae

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22
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Succulent

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Crassulaceae, Euphorbiaceae, Apocynaceae

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23
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Vine/liana

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Bignoniaceae, Gnetaceae, Aristolochiaceae, Vitaceae, Verbenaceae

24
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Hypanthium

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Saxifragaceae, Rosaceae, Melastomataceae, Onagraceae

25
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Corona

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Passifloraceae & Apocynaceae

26
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Nut

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Fagaceae & Betulaceae

27
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Samara

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Oleaceae & Betulaceae

28
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Schizocarp

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Euphorbiaceae & Malvaceae

29
Q

Sheathing leaf base

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Apiaceae

30
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Spurs

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Balsaminaceae, Ranunculaceae, Violaceae, Plantaginaceae, Lentibulariaceae

31
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Bulb

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Liliaceae, Amaryllidaceae, Alliaceae, Iridaceae

32
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Urceolate petals

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Ericaceae

33
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Stylopodium

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Apiaceae

34
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Androgynophore

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Passifloraceae

35
Q

Ray, disc & ligule flowers

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Asteraceae

36
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Banner, wings and keels

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Fabaceae

37
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Syconium

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Moraceae

38
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Tendril opposite the leaf

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Vitaceae

39
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Tendril in the leaf axil

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Passifloraceae

40
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Tendrils derived from stipules

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Smilacaceae

41
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Pitcher leaves

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Sarraceniaceae

42
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Scorpiod cyme

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Boraginaceae

43
Q

2 stamens

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Oleaceae

44
Q

Moniliform hairs on stamens

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Commelinaceae

45
Q

Caryopsis

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Poaceae

46
Q

Closed leaf sheaths

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Commeniaceae

47
Q

Equitant leaves

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Iridaceae

48
Q

Bland and red resin canals

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Primulaceae

49
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Diagram the typical spikelet of Poaceae.

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picture

50
Q

Diagram hypogynous, perigynous and epigynous insertion types.

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picture

51
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Diagram ray and disk flowers of the Asteraceae, including the pappus.

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picture

52
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Diagram the flower of a papilionoid member of Fabaceae, including the distinctive petal and stamen morphological terms.

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picture

53
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Diagram a flower of Rosaceae.

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picture

54
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Write a generalized floral formula for Asterids.

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*K5 C(5)-A(5) G(2)

55
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Differentiate Poaceae, Cyperaceae, and Juncaceae in terms of stem cross section, fruit type, and phyllotaxy.

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Poaceae: hollow, caryopsis
Cyperaceae: trangular, achene
Junaceae: round, capsule

56
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Describe some rules of nomenclature.

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57
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3 ranked leaves w/ a triangular stem

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Cyperaceae

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