Angiosperm Characteristics
Angiosperm Characteristics 2
Angiosperm Characteristics 3
Angiosperm Characteristics 4
Monocots & Dicots
100
Angiosperms are vascular plants with seeds. What are their other 2 defining characteristics?
Flowers & Fruit
100
What are the areas where leaves attach to the stem?
Nodes
100
What type of Branching allows the stem to grow from its terminal bud to lengthen the stem?
Monopodial
100
What are petals?
Modified Leaves
100
Which seed is monocot and which seed is dicots in the image below?
Bean: dicot
Cereal gran: monocot
200
What are the flowers of an angiosperm?
The reproductive structures
200
What are the two types of branching angiosperms can have?
Dichotomous & Axillary (lateral)
200
Do angiosperms have to be either sympodial or monopodial?
No, they can be both
200
What do sepals do for a flower?
Protects & supports the flower
200
Which stem is monocot and which stem is dicot in the image below?
1st: monocot
2nd: dicot
300
Does and annual or perennial grow for many years and often flowers annually?
Perennial
300
What type of branching is shown in the picture below?
Dichotomous
300
What are the 3 basic parts of a leaf?
Blade, Petiole, & Stipule
300
Once a flower is pollinated and the ovules are fertilized, what does the ovule grow into?
Fruit
300
Which leaf is a monocot and which is a dicot in the image below?
A: monocot
B: dicot
400
What are the two basic root types of an angiosperm?
Primary & Secondary
400
What type of branching is shown in the image below?
Axillary
400
What are the four main parts of a flower?
Stamen, Pistil, Petals, & Sepal
400
What is the male reproductive structure of a flower, and what is it made of?
Stamen: Anthers
400
Which flower is a monocot and which is a dicot in the image below?
1st: monocot
2nd: dicot
500
What type of stems can angiosperms have?
Woody or Herbaceous
500
Is the image below monopodial or sympodial branching?
Sympodial
500
What is the female reproductive structure of a flower, and what is it made of?
Pistil: Stigma, Style, & Ovary
500
What is the purpose of the fruit?
Protect & disperse the seeds
500
Which root type is monocot and which is dicot in the image below?
Taproot: dicot
Fibrous root: monocot