Venations
Several main veins that run parallel to each other.
What is parallel?
Edges of a leaf that provides another way to distinguish between plants.
What is a margin?
Structure designed for food storage in a seed.
What is cotyledon?
Square and stout stems with flowers arranged in spikes.
What is the mint family?
Holds the ovule and is where the fruit develops.
What is ovary?
Small veins branching from one main vein.
What is Pinnate?
Look at the Picture
What is entire leaf margin?
The cotyledon absorbed stored food from this.
What is endosperm?
Have fruits called grains.
What is grass family?
Leaf-like structures that surround the base of the petals.
What is sepal?
Small veins branching from more than one main vein.
What is palmate?
Look at the picture.
What is lobed leaf margin?
Must be softened in order for germination to begin.
What is seed coat?
Woody stems, fleshy fruit, flower parts in multiples of 5.
What is the Rose Family?
Vase-like structure in the center of the flower.
What is the Pistil?
Look at picture.
What is Palmate Venation?
Look at the picture.
What is a toothed leaf margin?
The tiny shoot that will become the stem and leaves.
What is plumule?
Monocots, grows from bulbs, corms or rhizomes?
What is the Amaryllis Family?
Non - flowering plants that produce uncovered seeds.
What is gymnosperm?
Look at Picture
What is Pinnate Venation?
More than one blade joined to a petiole.
What is compound leaf?
The part of the seed that develops into the root system.
What is radicle?
Also known as the Crowfoot family. Leaves resemble a bird's foot
What is Buttercup Family?
Tiny one-celled reproductive structures found on plants?
What is spores?