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The Fruit The fruit is the mature gynoecium along with accessory tissues. As the fertilised egg develops, the gynoecium becomes the sole or main component of the flower.

calyx (4 sepals), corolla (4 petals), androecium, 6 stamens, gynoecium, 2 carpels. ... an alteration DNA sequence such that the genotype of subsequent individuals ...

UNIT 4 The reproduction function PARTS OF A TYPICAL FLOWER Natural Science 2. Secondary Education Parts of a typical flower Corrola Calyx Sepal Petal Gynoecium or ...

STRUKTUR BUNGA LENGKAP Kelopak / sepalum Makota / petalum Benangsari / androecium Putik /gynoecium Bunga jantan / staminate = tanpa kelamin betina

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MORFOLOGI BUNGA 2 Bagian Bagian Bunga Pedicellus Receptaculum Periantium / Perigonium Androecium Stamen Gynaecium Pistillum Bagian-Bagian Bunga epicalyx The Main Part ...

VIOLACEAE The Violet Family VIOLACEAE shrubs or herbs 16 genera and 800 species The leaves are alternate or rarely opposite, and are simple flowers are bisexual ...

Rosaceae -- the rose family (100/3000; Cosmopolitan, most common in temperate \subtropical N. Hemisphere) Rosidae Habit trees and shrubs, rarely herbs, usually armed

Perfect Flowers: Pea exclusively self-pollinating. Hibiscus self-pollinating if not crossed ... This longitudinal section view does not allow us to consider symmetry ...

Flowers: actinomorphic to slightly zygomorphic, perfect, hypogynous, showy ... Flowers: 'strikingly' zygomorphic, perfect, epigynous, very small to large and showy ...

Aceraceae -- the maple family (2/120; Mostly New and Old World temperates, plus tropics of s.e. Asia) Rosidae II Habit shrubs or trees Leaves palmately-veined, simple ...

Plants and People Flowers Why a Flower? The Reproductive Structure of Flowering Plants: Flower Anatomy Flower Anatomy Flower Anatomy Flower Anatomy Flower Anatomy ...

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MORFOLOGI BUNGA 3 Rumus Bunga Rumus ... (e.g., G1 = monocarpous) Kelopak 5 Sepal lepas Mahkota 5 petal lepas Stamen 10 sampai banyak Putik 1 karpel superus FLORAL ...

12.3 Reproduction in Flowering Plants Vegetative structures: stems, roots and leaves Reproductive structures: flowers Vegetative Propagation: reproduction of ...

Caryophyllaceae-- the pink or carnation family (66-75/2,000; cosmopolitan with most in temperate and warm-temperate of Northern Hemisphere) Caryophyllidae

Ericaceae -- the heather or blueberry family (116+/3,500; cospmopolitan) Dilleniidae Habit herbs, shrubs, or trees; often with evergreen leaves, some members (e.g ...

Orchidaceae -- the orchid family (835/20,000-30,000; mostly tropics but also in temperate latitudes) Monocots I Habit herbs, terrestrial, often epiphytic ...

Flower = A determinate shoot with sterile and fertile modified leaves. ... Salvia columbarie: Chia. Collinsia heterophyla. Gilia tricolor. Delphinium. Sidalcea ...

The Flower and Sexual Reproduction Chapter 13 Significance of the Flower Flowers and fruit least affected by environment Appearance of flowers and fruits important to ...

has only two genera, Acer, the maples, and Dipteronia. Distribution ... Acer differs from Dipteronia in having obovate wings attached to the seeds; ...

Commelinaceae -- the spiderwort family (42-50/500-700; cosmopolitan) Monocots II Habit herbs; somewhat succulent and with mucilaginous sap; stems somewhat jointed ...

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... time (6-11 days away from anthesis; equivalent to 5-10 days after inoculation) ... carpels and they remained separated until three days before anthesis (flowering) ...

Plant Reproduction I

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Habit Make a list of families in which all members are herbaceous. Make a list of families in which all members are woody. Which families contain members that are ...

Flowers. There are 4 basic parts of a flower organized into what are usually called four ... This picture is of female flowers. ...

Describe various parts of an angiospermic plant with a well labelled diagram.

Flower bud of Raflesia arnoldi Notice the 3 inch pocket knife! ... Flowers are arranged in Inflorescences. Many types of inflorescences exist ...

This anther bears two pollen sacs with some free microspores. (F) Cross-section through a wild-type anther at stage 9 to 10. All pollen sacs ...

SHATTERPROOF MADS-box genes control seed dispersal in Arabidopsis. Presented by Sajee and Wintai ... Apical meristem (leaf producing tissue) Floral meristem ...

those with hypogynous flowers usually bear a characteristic fleshy nectar ring ... Order Rosales. Family Crassulaceae. consists of about 35 genera and 1500 ...

Inflorescences cymes (can appear ... Fruit aggregate of achenes [Floral formula: Ca 3 Co 3 A 6- G 6 ... Fruit achene or drupe [Floral formula: T 4 A 4 G 4 ] ...

Many tree species throughout N. America. TREES with SINGLE NUTS ATTACHED TO SPINY OR ... Anacardiaceae Mango. Mangifera indica. Anacardium occidentale; Cashew ...

Fruit caryopsis (achene, utricle, nut, or drupe), often shed together with enclosing bracts ... Fruit= cluster of achenes or follicles (rarely berries) (Floral ...

Reproductive Morphology

Evolution of the Flowering Plants Michael G' Simpson

Diversity And Classification of Flowering Plants: Eudicots: Rosids Michael G' Simpson

Nymphaeaceae The Waterlily Family Nymphaeacea Genera Nymphaea - Waterlilies Nuphar - Spatterdocks Ondinea - Western Australia Victoria - South American Euryale ...

... root replaced by adventitious roots. Mostly herbs. Vascular ... Primary root replaced by adventitious roots. Leaves with parallel venation and sheathing bases ...

... turned upside down (resupinate) as it develops so the labellum is on the bottom ... connate, with the third petal (lip or labellum) usually elaborated in some way ...

Flowers are actinomorphic often showy and nearly ... Inflorescence of 1-5 flowers peduncles arising from upper leaf ... open flower. Convulvulaceae buds ...

Distribution cosmopolitan distribution in tropical, subtropical and temperate zones. found as major components of most of the world's vegetation types and many have ...

... * Pollen Grains Taxonomically useful Most families Many genera Some species Widely represented in fossil record Palynology Undergo mitosis within pollen ...

The Flower Sterile and fertile reproductive organs borne on an axis (the receptacle). A modified shoot exhibiting determinate growth (the floral meristem ceases ...

The Morphological development of the flowers of Theobroma cacao: a comparison to other flowering spe

Seed Plants cont. B. Angiosperms (seed container seed formed in an ovary) Division Anthophyta (flowering plants) Class Monocotyledones (monocots); one seed leaf ...

Spores are released: w/ mitotic divisions the gametophyte develops ... Ambrosia. Aesculus. Lilium. Mature microgametophyte. sperm cells. tube cell. Megasporangium ...

Sarraceniaceae -- the pitcher plant family (3/15; Widespread in North America, ... with small stipules; glands in leaf axil or on adaxial side of leaf base ...

Diversity And Classification of Flowering Plants: Eudicots Michael G' Simpson

Flowers are cymose and originate from leaf axils .100 days after planting ... Field seed placed 20/hole to allow for losses and selection of proper flowering type ...

Patterns of genetic diversity, effects of the present and the past ... PCR: only one primer; without the step 95 C 2min for the unfoldment of templates ...

Loranthaceae/Viscaceae -- the mistletoe family(ies) (67-85/1000; cosmopolitan, ... Leaves opposite and decussate, simple, entire, parallel-veined, leathery to ...

reproduction in seed plants ch.24 complete (perfect) flowers complete flowers have 4 typical flower parts: stamens, pistils, sepals, and petals.

Angiosperm origins and relationships of major lineages Vessels and tracheids Companion cells Pollen Fertilisation Development of Fruits Cycads Conifers Ginkgos ...