Rosid rumble/malvid madness
This family has leaves that can be pinnately compound, bipinnately compound, trifoliolate, simple, or palmately compound.
What is Fabaceae?
What are long styles shaped like cranes' bills?
this is a synapomorphy for the order
This family gives us walnuts.
What is Juglandaceae?
The flowers of Brassica species form this shape.
A cross/cruciform
menopausal women use oils from this family
what is Onagraceae (Myrtales)?
Which species of Lythraceae is known for being an invasive species?
What is Lythrum salicaria? or purple loosestrife
This describes the placentation in Cucurbitaceae.
What is parietal?
These terms describe the leaf shape of most Oaks.
What are pinnately lobed?
this is a condiment you may find at a twins game from this group.
what is mustard?
this family is well known for having ethereal oils and flowers with prominent hypanthia.
What is Myrtaceae (Myrtales)?
A multiple of achenes comes from this genus.
What is Morus (Moraceae)?
This term describes the sexual system in most gourds.
What is monoecious?
This term describes the breeding system of Betulaceae.
What is monoecious?
This chemical deters herbivory and parasitism in the order.
What is glucosinolate?
Cashews, oranges, and cocoa beans are examples of economically important plants from this rosid clade.
What are the malvids?
This Sapindales family is named for the greek word for heart-shaped, after the swollen fruit type.
What is Anacardiaceae?
This describes the fruit type in Cucurbitaceae.
What is a pepo?
This term describes the fruit type of a pecan.
What is a nut with an involucral husk?
Three economically important members of Brassicaceae include this.
What is horseradish, common mustard, and canola?
(Mustard, Horseradish, arugula, Brussels sprouts, broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, collards, kale, rutabaga, canola, turnip, wasabi, and radish)
name two trends/apomorphies in rosid evolution
What are unfused perianths, bitegmic ovules, and/or stamen parts > perianth parts?
This term describes a fig fruit.
What is a syconium?
Three examples of economically important Cucurbitales include these.
What are Begonias, cucumbers, and pumpkins?
P6 A6-12 G0 is a floral formula that describes these.
A long fruit in Brassicaceae.
What is a silique?