PBOT LAB Flashcards
The ripened ovary of the flower
Fruit
Protects seeds, aid in germination
Fruit
fruit wall
pericarp
outermost layer
exocarp
fleshy middle layer
mesocarp
innermost layer which usually surrounds seed
endocarp
Types of fruits based on origin
-normal
-parthenocarpic
fruit that develop after fertilization
normal
fruit that develop without fertilization
parthenocarpic
types of fruits based on the number of ovaries involved in its formation
-simple fruit
-compound fruit
fruit that develops from 1 ovary
simple fruit
fruit that develops from several ovary
compound fruit
types of fruits under compound
-aggregate
-multiple(collective)
fruit that develops from several ovary from a single flower
aggregate
green beans are considered
dry fruit
nutritional facts of green beans
source of
-folic acis
-fiber
-vitamin a
-vitamin c
-vitamin k
fruit that develops from inflorescence plant
multiple(collective)
types of plants based on consistency
-pericarp dry and dehiscent
-pericarp dry and indehiscent
-pericarp fleshy
types of plants under pericarp dry and dehiscent
-legume or pod
-follicle
-capsule
-silique
types of plants that arises from single carpel then spilts into 2 sutures in maturity
legume or pod
develops from one carpel and opens along 1 suture
follicle
example of aggregate fruits
-atis
-guyabano
examples of multiple(collective) fruits
-langka
-durian
-rimas
-pineapple
examples of legume or pod
-peanut
-sitao
-batao
-patani
example of follicle fruits
-camachille
-kalachuchi
what kind of fruit is an okra
an edible pod-like fruit
what are the nutritional facts of okra
-nutrients
-vit c
-vit k
what fruit derives from a 2 or more united carpels that can split in various ways
capsule
examples of capsule fruits
-castor oil
-banaba
-okra
-cotton
what fruit derives from superior ovary that has 2 locules and 3 portions of seeds
silique
example of silique
malunggay
