V

Question 1

Valvate

Answer 1

as when the pans of a flower bud meet at their edges without overlapping. e.g. sepals of Malvaceae

Question 2

Valve

see a triplex key

Answer 2

one of the pieces formed by the vertical splitting of capsular fruits to allow the seed to escape: bracteole

Question 3

Venation

Answer 3

the way in which the veins of leaves are arranged

Question 4

Ventral

Answer 4

on the inner face or the one toward the axis; the upper surfaces of leaves

Question 5

Verrucose

Answer 5

covered with wan-like projections

Question 6

Versatile

Answer 6

(of anthers) attached near the middle to the filament and swinging freely

Question 7

Verticillate

Answer 7

(inflorescence) in whorls or rings

Question 8

Vestiture

Answer 8

a covering of hairs or bristles

Question 9

Vicarious species (pair)

Answer 9

closely related forms which replace each other geographically

Question 10

Villous

Answer 10

beset with long soft hairs

Question 11

Virgate

Answer 11

twig-like. straight and slender

Question 12

Viscid

Answer 12

sticky

Question 13

Viscous

Answer 13

glutinous. sticky