Characteristics 1
Characteristics 2
Reproduction
Monocots & Dicots
100
What are the four main characteristics of angiosperms?
Vascular
Seeds
Flowers
Fruit
100
What is the area where a leaf attaches to the stem?
Nodes
100
What is the male reproductive structure of a flower?
Stamen
100
Which stem is categorized as a dicot, left or right?
Right
200
What are the flowers of an angiosperm?
Reproductive structures
200
What are the two types of branching in angiosperms?
Dichotomous
Lateral
200
What is the female reproductive structure of a flower?
Pistil
200
Which seed is a monocot, left or right?
Left
300
What are the two basic types of root systems in angiosperms?
Primary root
Secondary root
300
Is 1 or 2 dichotomous branching?
2
300
What are petals?
Modified leaves
300
Which leaf is a monocot, left or right?
Left
400
What two root types can a primary root be?
Tap root
Fibrous root
400
Is this picture an example of sympodial or monopodial branching?
Sympodial
400
What is the part of the flower that sticks out to catch the pollen?
Stigma
400
Is this flower a monocot or dicot?
Dicot
500
What type of stem "materials" can an angiosperm have?
Woody
Herbaceous
500
Do angiosperms have to be either sympodial or monopodial?
No, they can be both
500
Once a flower is pollinated and the ovules are fertilized, what does the ovule grow into?
Fruit
500
Which root is a dicot, and what is the root type called?
B, Tap root