Hypanthium. stipules. Ranunculaceae 3,5- , ,3- No hypanthium. no stipules ... no hypanthium. From http://www.wisc.edu/ botit/img/bot/130/Angiosperm ...
MORFOLOGI BUNGA 2 Bagian Bagian Bunga Pedicellus Receptaculum Periantium / Perigonium Androecium Stamen Gynaecium Pistillum Bagian-Bagian Bunga epicalyx The Main Part ...
Rosaceae -- the rose family (100/3000; Cosmopolitan, most common in temperate \subtropical N. Hemisphere) Rosidae Habit trees and shrubs, rarely herbs, usually armed
Early flowering Euphorbiaceae Violaceae Salicaceae Fabaceae Third largest family with 18,000 High nitrogen metabolism, often symbiotic with bacteria Lvs alt, ...
9. Almost Rosids to Rosids Santalales Lots of parasitism Polyacetylenes 1-seeded ovules, pendulous and free-central placentation Molecules In ours, flowers not ...
Orchidaceae -- the orchid family (835/20,000-30,000; mostly tropics but also in temperate latitudes) Monocots I Habit herbs, terrestrial, often epiphytic ...
Plants and People Flowers Why a Flower? The Reproductive Structure of Flowering Plants: Flower Anatomy Flower Anatomy Flower Anatomy Flower Anatomy Flower Anatomy ...
Lauraceae. Trees, shrubs. Deciduous or evergreen. Often aromatic. ... Terminal bud conspicuous and enclosed by prominent bud scales or not (perulate) ...
Introduction to the Angiosperms Chapter 19 Angiosperms- Anthophyta Autotrophic, but parasitic and saprophytic representatives. Enclosure of ovules within carpels.
Caryophyllaceae-- the pink or carnation family (66-75/2,000; cosmopolitan with most in temperate and warm-temperate of Northern Hemisphere) Caryophyllidae
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=trWzDlRvv1M But first, a review Nepenthes, a pitcher plant in the Caryophillid group Rosids I Crassulaceae Grossulariaceae Onagraceae ...
... often reduced to scales or fleshy; sheathing at the base. Class: Liliopsida Order: Rosales Family: Orchidaceae Orchid Family One of the largest families.
Flowers come in many different styles and forms. As a result of pollination and ... Sepals (collectively the calyx) Petals (collectively the corolla) ...
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 ...
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 ...
BIOLOGY 328 LAB Plants and People Objective To understand what a fruit is To study different parts of fruit To learn different types of fruits Background ...
... 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 ...
those with hypogynous flowers usually bear a characteristic fleshy nectar ring ... Order Rosales. Family Crassulaceae. consists of about 35 genera and 1500 ...
Campanulids:Asterales: Campanulaceae(The Bellflower or Lobelia Family) Widespread in northern temperate and sub-tropical regions; also in the montane tropics
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.
Modern Protist Diversity Plant Clades Plant Clades From Algae to Plants Chara The Challenges of Land Evolution of First Plant Plant Innovations Timing of Innovations ...
'Geranium; flowers 5-merous, stamens with filaments united at base; fruit with ... GUIDE TO FLOWERING PLANT RECOGNITION (Phylogenetic System of Classification) ...
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 ] ...
Apples are part of the Rose Family (Rosaceae), a family that also contains ... Malus sieversii, or Malus pumila, forests still produce a variety of different fruits. ...
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 ...
Inflorescences solitary or cymose (appearing raceme-like or head-like) ... Inflorescence corymb or raceme ... indeterminate as heads, racemes, or spikes ...