vegetative terminology Flashcards

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vegetative characteristics

A

form, branching, leaf arrangement, leaf shape, surfaces of stems/leaves, stipules, underground organs (rhizomes, roots)

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reproductive characteristics

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inflorescence type, fruits, flowers, floral structure, seeds

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3
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Raunkiear’s life forms

A

based on location of perennating buds during dormant seasons

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4
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phanerophytes

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perrenating buds >25cm above soil (A)

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chamaephytes

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perennating buds <25cm above soil (2, 3)

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6
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hemicryptophytes

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buds near soil surface (4)

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7
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cryptophytes

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below soil or water

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8
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geophytes

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below dry soil

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9
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helophytes

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belowground in a marsh environment

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10
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hydrophytes

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submerged in water

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11
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epiphytes

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no connection to soil (airplants)

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12
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therophytes

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annuals (no dormant season)

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13
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meristem

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areas of undifferentiated cells found throughout the cell (think stem cells)

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xylem tissue

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inner part of vascular bundle that moves water and minerals from roots to stems
- dead at maturity

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15
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phloem

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outer part of vascular bundle that moves water and nutrients throughout the plant
- live cells

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16
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function of primary root growth

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anchorage, transport, storage, absorption, seel out water/nutrients (grow towards resources)

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root primary growth makeup

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water, conductive tissue, root hair, root cap

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root endodermis

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hydrophobic layer of cells within the root to regulate water/nutrient uptake

19
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pericycle in roots

A

layer of cells between endodermis and vascular bundle

20
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root secondary growth

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lateral (girth) expansion of vascular tissue in the meristem (think carrots)

21
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root growth strategies

A

diffuse and tap

22
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haustoria

A

parasitic plants that grow into the vascular bundle of host plants

23
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why do doots continue to grow when aboveground parts are dormant

A

maintain good water supply so stems can flush our ASAP in the spring

24
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do roots have buds

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makeup of shoot primary growth
stems, buds, leavesfu
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function of shoot primary growth
elongation, phytosynthesis (leaves/stems on herbaceous plants), transport, reproduction, storage, competition for light
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apical meristem
meristematic tissue on the tip of the plant
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axillary meristems
meristematic tussye on the sdes of developing shiits