Lab 2 - Marsh Plants Flashcards

1
Q

Poison Ivy

  • leaves in groups of 3
  • white fruits
  • vines have hairs adhering it the tree
A

Toxicodendron radicans

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2
Q

Swamp Milkweed

A

Asclepias incarnata

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3
Q

Flea-bane Daisy

A

Aster

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4
Q

Joe-pye Weed

A

Eupatorium maculatum

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5
Q

Jewel Weed

  • bright orange flowers that resemble snapdragons
  • flower has a hook on the back
  • ripe fruits explode when touched
A

Impatiens capensis

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6
Q

Mint

  • inflorescence not terminal, hugging stem
  • square stem
  • often minty scent
A

Mentha

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7
Q

Purple Loosestrife

A

Lythrum salicaria

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8
Q

Smartweed

  • Orchrea
  • Jointed stem
A

Polygonum

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9
Q

False Nettle

-“balls” point upwards

A

Boehmeria

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10
Q

Arrowhead

  • Heart-shaped leaves
  • 3 main veins
A

Sagittaria

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11
Q

Arrow Arum

  • Heart-shaped leaves
  • A single unifying vein running along the leaf margin
A

Peltandra

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12
Q

Pickerelweed

  • Heart-shaped leaves
  • Veins run parallel to the leaf margin
A

Pontedaria

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13
Q

Every seed in a protective covering (large or small)

Leaves in 3s

A

Carex

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14
Q

Softstem bulrush

  • Similar to scallion
  • Round, squishy stem
A

Scirpus

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15
Q

Wild Millet

-inflorescence in one plane, flattened

A

Echinochloa

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16
Q

Reed Canary Grass

A

Phalaris

17
Q

Dogwood

  • parallel leaf veins that hug the leaf margin
  • fiberous xylem when broken
A

Cornus

18
Q

Buttonbush

  • spiked fruits
  • dominant shrub in northern MI wetlands
A

Cephalanthus occidentalis

19
Q

Willow

A

Salix

20
Q

Silver Maple

  • deeply lobed
  • white underside
A

Acer saccharinum

21
Q

Yellow Water Lily

-stiff stem allowing it to stick up off the water surface.

A

Nuphar

22
Q

Water Lily

  • has ‘teeth’ at the outer corners of its slit on the leaf
  • floats on the water’s surface
A

Nymphaea

23
Q

Duckweed

  • floating
  • has 1, 2, or 3 leaves
  • single root, 1-2 cm long
A

Lemna minor

24
Q

Star Duckweed / Ivy Duckweed

  • submersed a couple inches below the surface
  • branched
A

Lemna trisulca

25
Q

Big Duckweed

  • floating
  • red-brown underside
A

Spirodela

26
Q

Watermeal

  • looks like tiny grains of cornmeal
  • floating
  • no roots
  • smallest flowering plant worldwide
A

Wolffia

27
Q

Coontail

-forked, branched, whorled leaves

A

Ceratophyllum

28
Q

Water Milfoil

  • submerged
  • alternate, branched leaves
A

Myriophyllum

29
Q

Bladderwart

-carnivorous: bladder-like traps

A

Utricularia

30
Q

Waterweed

  • submergent
  • whorled leaves in 3s
A

Elodea

31
Q

Curly Pondweed

-finely serrated leaf margin

A

Potamogeton crispus