magnoliidae spot id

Question 1

Actaea rubra

Answer 1

Ranunculaceae, red baneberry
- red or white glossy fruit, 4-10 petals, numerous stamen, leaves like raspberry leaves, open inflorescence

Question 2

Anemone canadensis

Answer 2

Ranunculaceae, Canada anemone
- 5 white sepals, globe-shaped head, broad leaf segments, sessile involucre

Question 3

Anemone multifida

Answer 3

Ranunculaceae, Cut-leaved anemone
- silky-haired, globe shaped inflorecence, highly divided palmate leaves

Question 4

Anemone patens

Answer 4

Ranunculacecae, prairie crocus
- most disscected leaves, VERY wooly, 5-7 petalloid sepals,

Question 5

Aquilegia brevistyla

Answer 5

Ranunculaceae, Blue columbine
- long-beaked follicle, hooked spurs, nodding stalks (flowers hang down), cauline leaves simple and sessile

Question 6

Caltha palustris

Answer 6

Ranunculaceae, marsh marigold
- solitary or on cymes (flat top), kidney shaped basal leaves, 5-9 sepals (normally yellow)

Question 7

Clematis occidentalis

Answer 7

Ranunculaceae, purple clematis
- solitary flowers with 4 sepals, OPPOSITE compound leaves, semi-woody vine (climbing shrub)

Question 8

Delphinum sp.

Answer 8

Ranunculaceae, Larkspur
- zygomorphic flowers in a tall raceme, alternate cauline toothed leaves

Question 9

Thalictrum venulosum

Answer 9

Ranunculaceae, veiny meadow rue
- dioecious, greenish-whie sepals, basal prominently veined leaves

Question 10

Corydalis sempervirens

Answer 10

Fumariacace, Pink corydalis
- mint-green-blue leaves, zygomorphic corolla, pink snout with a yellow nose

Question 11

Papaver sp.

Answer 11

Papaveraceae . Poppy (SINGULAR)
- fruits a capsule, 4 very showy petals, MANY seeded ovary

Question 12

Nymphaeaceae

Answer 12

water lily, grows in water