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1 BIOLOGY 460/560 PLANT PHYSIOLOGY LABORATORY #12
2 ! ANGIOSPERM MORPHOLOGY & ANATOMY
3 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ATTENTION STUDENTS ^!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! REQUIRED MATERIAL LAB EXAM #4 & FINAL EXAM
4 S PLANT HABIT
5 SOLITARY
6 SOLITARY?
7 SOLITARY T?
8 SOLITARY I TRILLIUM
9 INFLORESCENCE
10 INFLORESCENCE?
11 O? INFLORESCENCE
12 ^ ORCHID INFLORESCENCE
13 INFLORESCENCE MORPHOLOGY
14 INFLORESCENCE 1
15 INFLORESCENCE F 1
16 INFLORESCENCE 2
17 INFLORESCENCE P 2
18 INFLORESCENCE 3 PEDUNCLE
19 INFLORESCENCE R 3 PEDUNCLE
20 INFLORESCENCE 4 RACHIS PEDUNCLE
21 INFLORESCENCE S 4 RACHIS PEDUNCLE
22 INFLORESCENCE 5 SUBSUBRACHIS SUBRACHIS RACHIS PEDUNCLE
23 INFLORESCENCE P 5 SUBSUBRACHIS SUBRACHIS RACHIS PEDUNCLE
24 INFLORESCENCE 6 PEDICEL SUBSUBRACHIS SUBRACHIS RACHIS PEDUNCLE
25 INFLORESCENCE 6 B PEDICEL SUBSUBRACHIS SUBRACHIS 6 RACHIS PEDUNCLE
26 INFLORESCENCE BRACT 7 PEDICEL SUBSUBRACHIS SUBRACHIS BRACT RACHIS PEDUNCLE
27 S PEDICEL I PEDUNCLE 7 INFLORESCENCE
28 S PEDICEL S PEDUNCLE INVOLUCRE INFLORESCENCE
29 INFLORESCENCE BRACT ^ PEDICEL SUBSUBRACHIS SUBRACHIS BRACT RACHIS PEDUNCLE
30 INFLORESCENCE TYPES
31
32 S
33 SPIKE 4 5
34 R SPIKE 4 5
35 3 RACEME 3 3 SPIKE 4 5
36 P RACEME 3 3 SPIKE 4 5
37 4 RACEME PANICLE SPIKE 4 5
38 U RACEME PANICLE SPIKE 4 5
39 5 RACEME PANICLE SPIKE UMBEL 5
40 C RACEME PANICLE SPIKE UMBEL 5
41 AP RACEME PANICLE SPIKE UMBEL CAPITULUM
42 1 INFLORESCENCE TYPES APPLIED
43 S
44 2 3 SPIKE 2 4
45 R 3 SPIKE 2 4
46 3 3 SPIKE RACEME 4
47 P 3 SPIKE RACEME 4
48 4 PANICLE SPIKE RACEME 4
49 U PANICLE SPIKE RACEME 1 4
50 5 PANICLE SPIKE RACEME 1 UMBEL 5
51 C PANICLE SPIKE RACEME 1 UMBEL 5
52 AP PANICLE SPIKE RACEME 1 UMBEL CAPITULUM
53 INFLORESCENCE TYPES APPLIED
54 R
55 RACEME ^
56 U
57 UMBEL ^
58 C
59 CAPITULUM ^
60 F MORPHOLOGY & ANATOMY
61
62 ^
63 SEGMENTS & WHORLS
64 1
65 1 R
66 2 RECEPTACLE
67 S 2 RECEPTACLE
68 C SEPAL RECEPTACLE
69 3 SEPAL / CALYX RECEPTACLE
70 P SEPAL / CALYX 3 RECEPTACLE
71 C SEPAL / CALYX PETAL RECEPTACLE
72 P SEPAL / CALYX PETAL / COROLLA RECEPTACLE
73 ^ PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
74 T PERIANTH TERMS
75 TEPALS
76 S
77 SEPAL P
78 PETAL T
79 TEPALS A
80 A ASEPALOUS VS APETALOUS
81 ASEPALOUS
82 A SEPALS ABSENT
83 A ASEPALOUS
84 APETALOUS
85 A PETALS ABSENT
86 A APETALOUS
87 A APOSEPALOUS VS APOPETALOUS
88 N APOSEPALOUS
89 A NON-FUSED SEPALS
90 A APOSEPALOUS
91 N APOPETALOUS
92 A NON-FUSED PETALS
93 S APOPETALOUS
94 S SYNSEPALOUS VS SYMPETALOUS
95 F SYNSEPALOUS
96 FUSED SEPALS S
97 SYNSEPALOUS S
98 F SYMPETALOUS
99 S FUSED PETALS
100 ^ SYMPETALOUS
101 A PERIANTH SYMMETRY
102 A ACTINOMORPHIC VS ZYGOMORPHIC
103 ACTINOMORPHIC
104
105 ACTINOMORPHIC Z
106 ZYGOMORPHIC
107 ACTINOMORPHIC +
108 AP ACTINOMORPHIC ZYGOMORPHIC
109 PERIANTH SYMMETRY APPLIED
110 Z
111 ZYGOMORPHIC ^
112 A
113 ACTINOMORPHIC ^
114 4 MALE TERMS
115 S 4 PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
116 STAMEN PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
117 LEAF M STAMEN MICROSPORANGIUM
118 MICROSPOROPHYLL 5 STAMEN MICROSPORANGIUM
119 F STAMEN 5 PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
120 6 STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
121 6 A STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
122 ANTHER A STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
123 ANTHER ^ ANDROECIUM STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
124 7 FEMALE TERMS
125 ANTHER P 7 STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
126 ANTHER PISTIL STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
127 LEAF M PISTIL MEGASPORANGIUM / OVULE
128 MEGASPOROPHYLL = PISTIL MEGASPORANGIUM / OVULE
129 CARPEL(S) + PISTIL MEGASPORANGIUM / OVULE
130 ANTHER 8 PISTIL STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
131 ANTHER 8 S STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
132 ANTHER STIGMA 9 STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
133 ANTHER STIGMA S 9 STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
134 ANTHER STIGMA 10 STYLE STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
135 ANTHER STIGMA O STYLE STAMEN 10 FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
136 ANTHER STIGMA! O STYLE STAMEN OVARY FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
137 ANTHER STIGMA! S STYLE STAMEN OVULES FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
138 ANTHER STIGMA F STYLE STAMEN SEEDS FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
139 ANTHER STIGMA G STYLE STAMEN FRUIT FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
140 ANTHER ^ GYNOECIUM STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
141 OVARY ANATOMY
142 ANTHER STIGMA STYLE STAMEN OVARY FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
143 ANTHER STIGMA STYLE STAMEN OVARY FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
144 1 OVARY C.S.
145 CARPEL 1 C CARPEL CARPEL 1 1 OVARY C.S.
146 CARPEL 2 CARPEL CARPEL OVARY C.S.
147 CARPEL L 2 CARPEL CARPEL OVARY C.S.
148 CARPEL 3 LOCULE CARPEL CARPEL OVARY C.S.
149 CARPEL O 3 LOCULE CARPEL CARPEL OVARY C.S.
150 CARPEL ^ OVULE LOCULE CARPEL CARPEL OVARY C.S.
151 H OVARY POSITION
152 HYPOGENOUS
153 H 1 2 3
154 S HYPOGYNOUS 2 3
155 E SUPERIOR 2 3
156 EPIGYNOUS
157 E HYPOGYNOUS 2 3
158 I HYPOGYNOUS EPIGYNOUS 3
159 P HYPOGYNOUS INFERIOR 3
160 PERIGYNOUS
161 P HYPOGYNOUS EPIGYNOUS 3
162 S HYPOGYNOUS EPIGYNOUS PERIGYNOUS
163 ^ HYPOGYNOUS EPIGYNOUS SUPERIOR
164 C GENERAL TERMS
165 C COMPLETE VS INCOMPLETE
166 COMPLETE
167 > C COMPLETE INCOMPLETE
168 C CALYX COMPLETE INCOMPLETE
169 A COROLLA CALYX COMPLETE INCOMPLETE
170 G COROLLA ANDROECIUM CALYX COMPLETE INCOMPLETE
171 GYNOECIUM I COROLLA ANDROECIUM CALYX COMPLETE INCOMPLETE
172 INCOMPLETE
173 A GYNOECIUM COROLLA ANDROECIUM CALYX COMPLETE INCOMPLETE
174 ^ GYNOECIUM COROLLA ANDROECIUM CALYX COMPLETE ASEPALOUS INCOMPLETE
175 A GYNOECIUM COROLLA ANDROECIUM CALYX COMPLETE INCOMPLETE
176 ^ GYNOECIUM COROLLA ANDROECIUM CALYX COMPLETE ANDROECIUM ABSENT INCOMPLETE
177 P SEX CONDITION
178 P PERFECT VS IMPERFECT
179 PERFECT
180 PLANT A
181 ANDROECIUM G PLANT
182 ANDROECIUM GYNOECIUM P PLANT
183 ANDROECIUM GYNOECIUM I PERFECT S PLANT
184 IMPERFECT
185 PLANT G
186 GYNOECIUM ABSENT A PLANT
187 GYNOECIUM ABSENT ANDROECIUM ABSENT I PLANT
188 GYNOECIUM ABSENT ANDROECIUM ABSENT M IMPERFECT S PLANT
189 M MONOECIOUS VS DIOECIOUS VS POLYGAMOUS
190 D MONOECIOUS PLANT
191 P DIOECIOUS PLANT
192 AP POLYGAMOUS PLANT
193 ? MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS APPLIED
194 IF? S PLANT
195 SF IMPERFECT S PLANT
196 STAMINATE PF IMPERFECT S PLANT
197 STAMINATE PISTILATE? IMPERFECT S PLANT
198 M MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS PLANT
199 M MONOECIOUS PLANT
200 ? MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS APPLIED
201 IF? S PLANT
202 SF IMPERFECT S PLANT
203 STAMINATE SP IMPERFECT S PLANT
204 STAMINATE? STAMINATE PLANT PLANT
205 IF? S PLANT
206 PF IMPERFECT S PLANT
207 PISTILATE PP IMPERFECT S PLANT
208 PISTILATE S SP PISTILATE PLANT PLANT
209 STAMINATE S PP STAMINATE PLANT PLANT
210 PISTILATE? PISTILATE PLANT PLANT
211 D MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS PLANT
212 M DIOECIOUS PLANT
213 ? MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS APPLIED
214 &? S PLANT
215 ? PERFECT S & IMPERFECT S PLANT
216 P MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS PLANT
217 ^ POLYGAMOUS PLANT
218 ? MORPHOLOGY REVIEW
219 ? R
220 ? RECEPTACLE
221 S? RECEPTACLE
222 ? SEPAL RECEPTACLE
223 C SEPAL /? RECEPTACLE
224 ? SEPAL / CALYX RECEPTACLE
225 P SEPAL / CALYX? RECEPTACLE
226 ? SEPAL / CALYX PETAL RECEPTACLE
227 C SEPAL / CALYX PETAL /? RECEPTACLE
228 ? SEPAL / CALYX PETAL / COROLLA RECEPTACLE
229 P CALYX /? COROLLA /? RECEPTACLE
230 ? PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
231 S? PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
232 ? STAMEN PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
233 F STAMEN? PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
234 ? STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
235 ? A STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
236 ANTHER? STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
237 ANTHER A? STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
238 ANTHER? ANDROECIUM STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
239 ANTHER P? STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
240 ANTHER? PISTIL STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
241 ANTHER? S STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
242 ANTHER STIGMA? STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
243 ANTHER STIGMA S? STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
244 ANTHER STIGMA? STYLE STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
245 ANTHER STIGMA O STYLE STAMEN? FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
246 ANTHER STIGMA? STYLE STAMEN OVARY FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
247 ANTHER G? STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
248 ANTHER ^ GYNOECIUM STAMEN FILAMENT PERIANTH PERIANTH RECEPTACLE
249 GENERAL TERMS REVIEW
250 C COMPLETE INCOMPLETE
251 ^ COMPLETE
252 H PERIGYNOUS EPIGYNOUS HYPOGYNOUS
253 ^ HYPOGYNOUS
254 P SEX CONDITION REVIEW
255 PERFECT? VS IMPERFECT
256 PF? S PLANT
257 ? PERFECT S PLANT
258 PP! MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS PLANT
259 M PERFECT PLANT MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS PLANT PERFECT PLANT
260 ? MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS APPLIED
261 IF? S PLANT
262 SF IMPERFECT S PLANT
263 STAMINATE PF IMPERFECT S PLANT
264 STAMINATE PISTILATE? IMPERFECT S PLANT
265 M MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS PLANT
266 M MONOECIOUS PLANT
267 ? MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS APPLIED
268 IF? S PLANT
269 SF IMPERFECT S PLANT
270 STAMINATE SP IMPERFECT S PLANT
271 STAMINATE? STAMINATE PLANT PLANT
272 IF? S PLANT
273 PF IMPERFECT S PLANT
274 PISTILATE PP IMPERFECT S PLANT
275 PISTILATE S SP PISTILATE PLANT PLANT
276 STAMINATE S PP STAMINATE PLANT PLANT
277 PISTILATE? PISTILATE PLANT PLANT
278 MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS PLANT
279 M DIOECIOUS PLANT
280 ? MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS APPLIED
281 &? S PLANT
282 ? PERFECT S & IMPERFECT S PLANT
283 P MONOECIOUS DIOECIOUS POLYGAMOUS PLANT
284 ^ POLYGAMOUS PLANT
285 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ATTENTION STUDENTS +!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! REQUIRED MATERIAL LAB EXAM #4 & FINAL EXAM
286 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ATTENTION STUDENTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! POWERPOINT SLIDES WILL BE POSTED ASAP
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