Morphology Of Flowering Plants Flashcards

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1
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The two essential whorls are:

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Androecium and Gynoecium

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2
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Two accessory whorls are:

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Calyx and Corolla

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3
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First whorl

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Sepals/Calyx

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4
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Second whorl

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Petals/corolla

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5
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Angiosperms with a life cycle of one season are called

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Annuals

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6
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Annuals that complete their life cycle in a short period of time

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Ephemerals

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7
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Angiosperms with life cycle of two seasons are called

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Biennial

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8
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Angiosperms that grow for many years

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Perennial

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9
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Perennials that flower only once in life

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Monocarpic

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10
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Examples of monocarpic plants

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Century palm, Agave americana, Bamboo

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11
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Perennial plant that flowers every year

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Polycarpic

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12
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Mango and citrus are what type of perennial

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Polycarpic

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13
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External form of the plant is called

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Habit

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14
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Plants with thin green stems are

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Herbs

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15
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Plants with woody stems that are branched extensively to form a bush-like structure

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Shrubs

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16
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Tridax and cucurbita are examples of

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Herbs

17
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Hibiscus and Ixora are examples of

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Shrubs

18
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Trees having a thick base with a tapering tip and acropetal branches

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Excurrent or conical

19
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Trees with a main stem with a crown of leaves

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Caudex/columnar