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Plant Tax Final > Plant Economics/Ecology > Flashcards

Plant Economics/Ecology Flashcards

1
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Elderberries: food and medicine

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Adoxaceae

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Spinach, beets, Swiss Chard

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Amaranthaceae

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3
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Mangos, Cashews, and Pistachios

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Anacardiaceae

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4
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Pawpaws

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Annonaceae: Asimina triloba

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5
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Host for monarch butterflies

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Apocynaceae

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Lettuce, Artichokes, and sunflower seeds

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Asteraceae

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Cabbage, Broccoli, Radishes, Kale, Mustard, Turnips, Canola Oil

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Brassicaceae

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Hops (beer), Weed, Hemp (rope, paper, body products etc)

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Cannabaceae

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9
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Honey suckle

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Caprifoliaceae

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10
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Anther Smut

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Caryophyllaceae

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11
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Sweet Potatos

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Convolaceae

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Squash, Melons, Loofas, Bowls, cordage, drums etc

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Cucurbitaceae

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13
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Yams

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Dioscoreaceae

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14
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Blue Berries

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Ericaceae: vaccinium

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15
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Beans

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Fabaceae

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16
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Lumber, Cork, Acorn flower, chestnuts

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Fagaceae

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17
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Walnuts and Hickory nuts

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Juglandaceae: Juglans and carya

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Basil, Rosemary, Oregano,, Thyme, Sage, Catnip, Mint etc

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Lamiaceae

19
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Avocado, cinnamon, bat leaves, and other spices

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Lauraceae

20
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Chocolate, cotton, vegan/kosher marshmallows

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Malvaceae

21
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Mulberries, Jackfruit, figs, breadfruit

Silk moth host

Cloth

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Moraceae

22
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Olives

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Oleaceae

23
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Pokeberries

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Phytolaccaceae: Phytolacca

24
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Rhubarb and Buckwheat

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Polygonaceae

25
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Cherries, Apples, Pears, Raspberries, Blackberries, Strawberries, Almonds, Nectarines, Apricots, and roses

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Rosaceae

26
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Coffee and treatment for malaria

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Rubiaceae

27
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Aspirin

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Salicaceae

28
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Maple syrup, lychee

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Sapindaceae

29
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Tomatoes, Potatoes. Eggplants, Tobacco

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Solanaceae

30
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Grapes and wine

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Vitaceae

31
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Carrots, Parsnips, Celery

Host for black swallowtails

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Apiaceae

32
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Taro and other Polynesian food

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Araceae

33
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Ginseng

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Araliaceae

34
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Host for Birdwing butterfly and Pipevine butterfly

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Aristolochiaceae

35
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Berberine (used for medicine)

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Berberidaceae

36
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Juniper berries and Gin

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Cupressaceae

37
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Yuca, Tapioca, Cassava, Castor oil, Rubber, and Poinsettia

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Euphorbiaceae

Euphorbia pulcherrima

38
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Saffron

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Iridaceae: Crocus sativus

39
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Vanillia

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Orchidaceae

40
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Rice, Corn, Wheat, etc

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Poaceae

41
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Host for Fritillary butterfly

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Violaceae

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