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Lecture 11: Angiosperms 2 (Monocotyledons: Asparagales to Commelinanae) Flashcards

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What TYPE of plant is the family Agavaceae?

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Herbs with rhizomes (sometimes trees)

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What are the LEAVES of the family Agavaceae?

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Basal

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True or False: The family agavaceae is monocarpic

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True

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What is the INFLORESCENCE of the family Agavaceae?

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huge

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What are the FLOWERS of the family Agavaceae?

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bisexual, radial

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What are the TEPALS of the family Agavaceae?

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3 + 3, free

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What is the ANDROECIUM of the family Agavaceae?

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3 + 3

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What is the GYNOECIUM of the family Agavaceae?

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3, gynoecium syncarpous, ovary inferior (in Agave)

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What is the floral formula of the family Agavaceae?

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P:3+3 A:3+3 G:(3)

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What is the FRUIT of the family Agavaceae?

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Capsules

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True or False: Agave americana is often encountered as a weed in the Mediterranean (e.g. Spain)

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True

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12
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What is blue agave used for?

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Tequilla

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What TYPE of plant is the family Alliaceae (550 spp: onion, garlic, chives & leek spp.)?

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Herbs with bulbs

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What are the LEAVES of the family Alliaceae?

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alternate, linear or cylindrical

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What is the INFLORESCENCE of the family Alliaceae?

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umbel-like cyme

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What are the FLOWERS of the family Alliaceae?

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bisexual, radial

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What are the TEPALS of the family Alliaceae?

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3 + 3, free

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What is the ANDROECIUM of the family Alliaceae?

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3 + 3

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What is the GYNOECIUM of the family Alliaceae?

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3, gynoecium syncarpous, ovary superior.

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What is the floral formula of the family Alliaceae?

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P:3+3 A:3+3 G:(3)

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What is the FRUIT of the family Alliaceae?

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capsules

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WHat is the juice of a onion used for?

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insect repellant and bites and hair growth

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What is the bulb of a onion used for?

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is anthelmintic, anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, antispasmodic, carminative, diuretic, expectorant, febrifuge, hypoglycaemic, hypotensive, and tonic

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24
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____ is used for ringworm

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Garlic

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What TYPE of plant is the family Iridaceae?

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Herbs with corms, rhizomes

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What are the LEAVES of the family Iridaceae?

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alternate, linear

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What is the INFLORESCENSE of the family Iridaceae?

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cyme

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What are the FLOWERS of the family Iridaceae?

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bisexual, radial

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What are the TEPALS of the family Iridaceae?

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3 + 3, free

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What is the ANDROECIUM of the family Iridaceae?

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3 + 3

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What is the GYNOECIUM of the family Iridaceae?

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3, gynoecium syncarpous, ovary inferior

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What is the floral formula of the family Iridaceae?

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P:3+3 A:3+3 G:(3)

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What is the FRUIT of the family Iridaceae?

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capsules

34
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What is the habitat where iris grows?

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Iris versicolor grows on edges of ponds and moist soils; shallow waters, sedge meadows, marshes, and along streambanks and shores, wet meadows, along shorelines, and in forested wetlands

35
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What TYPE of plant is the family Orchidaceae (over 20000sp.)?

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Herbs with rhizomes, corms or tubers, depend on mychorrhizal associations with fungi

36
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What are the LEAVES of the family Orchidaceae?

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alternate

37
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What are the FLOWERS of the family Orchidaceae?

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very peculiar, bisexual, zygomorphic.

38
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What are the TEPALS of the family Orchidaceae?

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6, one of them modified in shape & coloration called labelum (lip)

39
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In the family orchidaceae, The androecium and gynoecium fuse into a column called _____.

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gynostegium

40
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In the family orchidaceae,Pollen grains in each anther aggregated in a sticky mass called ______.

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Pollonium

41
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What is the floral formula of the family Orchidaceae?

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%P:3+3 A:[1-2 G:(3)]

42
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What is the fruit of the family Orchidaceae?

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capsule

43
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True or False: The seeds are large in the family orchidaceae?

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False, microscopic

44
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The microscopic seeds lack ______, cotyledons and need their fungus partner to germinate

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endosperm

45
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The amazing flower diversity of orchid is the result of ______.

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coevolution with different pollinators

46
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The 3 genera of orchids talked about it class were based on there labellum: _____ has a sac-like labellum _____ has on ovate fringed labellum _____ has a 2-lobed labellum

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Cypripedium Pogonia Listera

47
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What part of vanilla is used?

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Matured capsule becomes black when picked and dried

48
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The _______ is the order of monocotyledons that is palm trees and the ______ is the order of monocotyledons that is bananas and gingers

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Arecanae Zingiberanae

49
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What TYPE of plant is the family Cyperaceae?

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Grass-like herbs that grow in wet conditions.

50
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What is the STEM of the family Cyperaceae?

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3-angled

51
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What are the LEAVES of the family Cyperaceae?

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alternate, linear, usually in 3 ranks

52
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What is the INFLORESCENCE of the family Cyperaceae?

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spike

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What are the FLOWERS of the family Cyperaceae? (Female)

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a bottle-shaped bract at base called utricle (perigynium)

54
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True or False: The perianth is absent or have scale like elements

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True

55
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What is the ANDROECIUM of the family Cyperaceae?

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3

56
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What is the GYNOECIUM of the family Cyperaceae?

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2, connate, ovary superior when perianth is present)

57
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What is the floral formula of the family Cyperaceae?

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P:0 A:3 G:(2)

58
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What is the FRUIT of the family Cyperaceae?

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3-angled achene enclosed in the utricle

59
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Utricle (perigynia) characteristics are very important for the ______of Carex species

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Identification

60
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True or False: Sedges are important because they usually form large wetland communities

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True

61
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What is the family Poaceae used for?

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cereal crops (food & sugar) grazing/pasture/forage crops ornamentals building materials source for matting

62
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What are the 9 major grass grain crops?

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Wheat (C3) Corn (Maize) (C4) Rice (C3) Barley (C3) Sorghum (C4) Oats (C3) Millet (C3 & C4; different species) Rye (C3) Triticale (wheat & rye hybrid; C3)

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_______ grasslands exhibit seasonal drought, occasional fires, and are usually used for grazing and agriculture.

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Temperate

64
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______ are grasslands with scattered trees, that show distinct seasons, particularly wet and dry.

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Savannas

65
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What TYPE of plant is the family Poaceae?

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Herbs (trees in tropical bamboos)

66
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In poaceae the roots are _____ and the stems are _____ which means?

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fibrous culm, full at nodes, empty at internodes

67
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What are the LEAVES of the family Poaceae?

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Leave are linear, sessile but with a very well developed sheath that completely envelops the lower internode.

68
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The _____ and ______ are characteristic to Poaceae leaves. Their morphology is important for Poaceae ID during seedling stage.

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ligule and auricle

69
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______ prevents things to get inside the sheath _______ anchor leaf blade on the stem

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Ligule Auricle

70
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Each flower of Poaceae is typically embraced by a pair of miniature bracts called the ____ and the _____

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lemma palea

71
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What is the ANDROECIUM of the family Poaceae?

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3 or occasionally 6 distinct stamens

72
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What is the GYNOECIUM of the family Poaceae?

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2 fused carpels, an equal number of styles with feathery stigmas; ovary is superior with one locule containing a single ovule.

73
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What is the INFLORESCENCE of the family Poaceae?

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Spikelet

74
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The basic unit of the inflorescence is called a spikelet typically consisting of a basal pair of bracts called ______ and one or more flowers arranged on an often zigzag spikelet axis called the rachilla (rachis).

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Glumes

75
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True or False: The spikelet is essentially the racemose inflorescence called spike (with sessile flowers)

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True

76
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Flowers have wind-pollination adaptations which are ______ and ______.

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hanging stamens and feathery stigmas

77
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True or False: The “spike”: is in fact a spike with spikelets and the “panicle” = a panicle with spikelets

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True

78
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______ has a “spike” inflorescence and ____ and ____ have a “panicle” inflorescence

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Wheat – Triticum aestivum Oryza sativa - rice and Zea mays – corn

79
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What is the FRUIT of the family Poaceae?

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caryopsis

80
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How to distinguish the grass looking plants by their stems?

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‘Sedges (Cyperaceae) have edges, rushes are round (Juncaceae), grasses (Poaceae) have knees that bend to the ground

81
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How to distinguish grasses (Poaceae) from rushes (Juncaceae) & sedges (Cyperaceae)

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