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Genetic Extra Credit LM 53-54
... plant. Some embryos of seeds can develop apomictically without fertilization. A number of angiosperm families contain apomictic species, including figs, blackberries, hawthorns and dandelions. The embryo may develop ... For example a fractional value of 1/100 = .01 = 1%. Angiosperm Male Gametophyte Questions: 23-28. A mature angiosperm pollen grain contains a tube nucleus and a generative nucleus, ...
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Inflorescence Terminology (Part 1)
... (Quercus), alder (Alnus) and birch (Betula). All these species belong to a polyphyletic group of angiosperm families known as the Amentiferae. Spadix: A thick, fleshy spike of unisexual, apetalous flowers, often surrounded ...
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Flower Terminology (Part 1)
... Go To Leaf Terminology Part 1 Go To Leaf Terminology Part 2 The classification of angiosperm families is based on flower structure, including the number and arrangement of stamens, petals and sepals ... and not on a hypanthium as in the Rosaceae. To test your recognition of plant families, please refer to the following crossword puzzle. Plant Family Crossword Puzzle Helianthemum scoparium, another ...
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Exam #3 Hints
... generative nucleus, the latter of which divides into two sperm nuclei. A binucleate angiosperm pollen grain containing a generative nucleus and a tube nucleus. After the pollen ... plant. Some embryos of seeds can develop apomictically without fertilization. A number of angiosperm families contain apomictic species, including figs, blackberries, hawthorns and dandelions. The embryo may develop ...
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Flowering Plants
... parts varies considerably with different plant families, and is reflected in the tremendous diversity of flowering plants. According to the foremost authority on angiosperm diversity and phylogeny Dr. R.F. Thorne (The Botanical Review Volume 58: 225-348, 1992), the total number of different flowering plant families is 437. This great number of families ...
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