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Rosids II Flashcards

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Cucurbitaceae

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-Imperfect and monoecious flowers -Parietal placentation -Pepo fruit (Ex. Cucumber)

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Ulmaceae

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-Elm Family -Unequal leaf bases -Small and various flowers

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Moraceae

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-Mulberry/Fig Family -Most are tropical species -Milky sap -Syconium inflorescence

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Fagaceae

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-Beech Family -Staminate inflorescence (Catkin like spike or head for males and in small groups surrounded by involucre for females) -Nut fruit with one ovule (Ex. Acorn)

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Betulaceae

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-Birch Family -Male flowers have long catkin inflorescence and female flowers have short catkin infloresncence

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Brassicaceae

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-Mustard Family -Six stamens: tetradynamous (2 short and 4 long) -Special capsule fruit: many vegetables -Brassica oleracia - cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, etc.

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Malvaceae

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-Mallow Family -Mucilage canals -Glandular hairs on flowers -Insect & bird pollination -Stamen column (around the style) -Ex. Cotton (Gossypium)

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Rutaceae

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-Citrus Family -Punctate and aromatic leaves and fruits -Nectary disc at base of flower -Hesperidium fruit

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Aceraceae

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-Maple Family -Opposite and simple leaves -Palmate venation -Samaroid Schizocarp - Winged fruit

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Hippocastanaceae

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-Horse Chestnut Family -Opposite, compound, and palmate leaves -Zygomorphic, showy flowers -Capsule fruit with large seeds -Ex. Buckeye

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-Imperfect and monoecious flowers -Parietal placentation -Pepo fruit (Ex. Cucumber)

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Cucurbitaceae

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-Elm Family -Unequal leaf bases -Small and various flowers

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Ulmaceae

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-Mulberry/Fig Family -Most are tropical species -Milky sap -Syconium inflorescence

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Moraceae

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-Beech Family -Staminate inflorescence (Catkin like spike or head for males and in small groups surrounded by involucre for females) -Nut fruit with one ovule (Ex. Acorn)

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Fagaceae

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-Birch Family -Male flowers have long catkin inflorescence and female flowers have short catkin infloresncence

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Betulaceae

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-Mustard Family -Six stamens: tetradynamous (2 short and 4 long) -Special capsule fruit: many vegetables -Brassica oleracia - cabbage, cauliflower, broccoli, etc.

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Brassicaceae

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-Mallow Family -Mucilage canals -Glandular hairs on flowers -Insect & bird pollination -Stamen column (around the style) -Ex. Cotton (Gossypium)

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Malvaceae

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-Citrus Family -Punctate and aromatic leaves and fruits -Nectary disc at base of flower -Hesperidium fruit

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Rutaceae

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-Maple Family -Opposite and simple leaves -Palmate venation -Samaroid Schizocarp - Winged fruit

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Aceraceae

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-Horse Chestnut Family -Opposite, compound, and palmate leaves -Zygomorphic, showy flowers -Capsule fruit with large seeds -Ex. Buckeye

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Hippocastanaceae

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