Q3- Inflorescence Flashcards

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Modified Leaves that subtend an inflorescence or a single flower are called…

A

Bracts

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An indeterminate inflorescence where branches bearing the pedicels of more than 1 flower are arranged along a rachis is an…

A

Panicle

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An indeterminate inflorescence where sessile flowers are arranged along a rachis is…

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Spike

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4
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A reduced, compact spike where tiny flowers are enclosed in overlapping braces such as in grasses or sedges is…

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Spikelet

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An indeterminate inflorescence where pedicellate flowers are arranged along a rachis is a…

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Raceme

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A flat-topped inflorescence where the pedicels of each flower attach near a common point is a…

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Umbel

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7
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An umbel where the rays (main branches) bear small umbels rather than single flowers (typical of parsley-carrot family)…

A

Compound Umbel

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An influence where small, sessile flowers attach close together near a common point (typical of sunflower family) is a….

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Head

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9
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A determinant inflorescence (there are several sub-types) where the upper/ inner flowers mature first and new meristems subsequently form to produce younger flowers is a…

A

Cyme

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10
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The stalk that bears an inflorescence or solitary flower is called…

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Peduncle

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