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78 Cards in this Set
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Magnoliaceae (4)
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-trees & shrubs
-flowers large and showy -floral parts numerous, separate, spirally arranged -elongate receptacle |
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Lauraceae (5)
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-trees & shrubs
-leaves simple, alternate, entire, pinnate -flowers actinomorphic, parts in 3’s -valvate anthers opening by 2-4 flaps -drupe |
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Ranunculaceae (4)
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-usually herbs
-leaves simple and deeply lobed or compound -stamens usually many -apocarpous gynoecium |
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Berberidaceae (4)
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-perennial herbs or shrubs
-leaves simple or pinnately compound -floral parts usually in multiples of 3 -valvate anthers |
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Betulaceae (6)
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-trees or shrubs
-leaves simple, alternate -monoecious plants -pistillate and staminate flowers in separate catkins -ovary inferior -nut, samara |
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Fagaceae (7)
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-trees or shrubs
-leaves simple, alternate -monoecious plants -pistillate flowers in leaf axils -staminate flowers in catkins -ovary inferior -nut with involucre of bracts |
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Hamamelidaceae (6)
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-trees or shrubs
-leaves simple, alternate, entire or serrate -flowers actinomorphic, bisexual or unisexual -flower parts in 4’s or 5’s -carpels 2, partially fused -ovary inferior -woody capsule |
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Caryophyllaceae (5)
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-herbs
-leaves simple, opposite -swollen nodes -floral parts in 5's -placentation often free-central |
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Cactaceae (6)
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-stem succulents
-areoles -flowers showy -floral parts numerous -ovary inferior -placentation usually parietal |
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Portulacaceae (5)
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-usually herbs
-2 to several sepals -plants often fleshy -leaves simple, opposite or alternate -basal placentation |
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Polygonaceae (4)
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-leaves alternate, with sheathing stipules (ocreas)
-floral parts in 3’s -one floral envelope -achene, often winged |
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Aceraceae (5)
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-trees or shrubs
-leaves simple, opposite, often palmately lobed - carpels 2, connate - ovary superior - samaroid schizocarp |
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Brassicaceae (5)
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-herbs
-mustard oils -4 sepals, 4 petals, 4 + 2 stamens (tetradynamous), 2 carpels -ovary syncarpous -silicle or silique |
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Malvaceae (6)
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-usually herbs or shrubs
-leaves simple, commonly palmately lobed -stellate hairs common -mucilage cells -stamens monadelphous, or in clusters of 5, each with filaments basally connate -capsules (often schizocarpous) |
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Onagraceae (5)
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-usually herbs
-4 sepals, 4 petals, 8 stamens,4 carpels -petals often clawed or stipitate -ovary inferior -usually capsule |
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Geraniaceae (5)
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-herbs
-leaves usually palmate, simple to compound -flowers actinomorphic parts in 5’s (including 5 carpels) -ovary superior, elongating after pollination -schizocarp of 5 segments |
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Aceraceae
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Berberidaceae
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Betulaceae
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Brassicaceae
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Cactaceae
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caryophyllaceae
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fagaceae
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geraniaceae
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hamamelidaceae
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lauraceae
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magnoliaceae
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malvaceae
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onagraceae
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polygonaceae
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portulacaceae
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ranunculaceae
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Violaceae (4)
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-usually herbs
-flowers zygomorphic -corolla polypetalous, spurred -nectar guides -stamens connivent |
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Salicaceae (4)
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-trees or shrubs
-dioecious plants -pistillate and staminate flowers in separate catkins -seeds numerous and comose (hairy) |
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Euphorbiaceae (5)
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-herbs or shrubs
-milky latex -reduced flowers -carpels 3, connate -schizocarpous capsule, forming 3 one-seeded parts |
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Rosaceae (6)
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-trees, shrubs, or herbs
-leaves simple or compound; stipulate -leaflets with serrate margins -hypanthium -carpels numerous to 1 -variation in fruit types |
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Fabaceae (Leguminosae)(6)
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-trees, shrubs or herbs
-leaves often compound -leaflets with entire margins -stamens numerous to 10, diadelphous in papilionaceous flowers -carpel 1 (per flower) -legume or loment |
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Ericaceae (5)
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-trees & shrubs
-entire -corolla usually sympetalous, frequently urceolate (urn shaped) -10 stamens (rarely 5) -anthers usually with terminal pores |
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Polemoniaceae (7)
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-usually herbs
-flowers actinomorphic -corolla sympetalous, convolute in bud -unequal insertion of stamens on corolla -carpels 3, connate -stigmas separate (3) -ovary superior |
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Cornaceae (7)
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-trees or shrubs
-leaves simple, opposite, veins arching from base to tip -inflorescence often subtended by showy bracts -flowers actinomorphic, bisexual or unisexual -flower parts usually in 4's -ovary inferior -drupe |
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Boraginaceae (10)
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-herbs
-plants often hairy -leaves alternate -scorpioid or helicoid cymes -flowers actinomorphic -corolla sympetalous -style gynobasic, or terminal and bifid -if style terminal and bifid, then stamens usually exserted -ovary superior, 4-lobed (when gynobasic), or unilocular -4 nutlets (when gynobasic), or capsule |
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Solanaceae (6)
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-usually herbs, shrubs, or vines
-plants often densely pubescent -leaves simple, alternate, commonly lobed -flowers actinomorphic, sympetalous -2 carpels, capitate stigma -ovary superior |
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Apocynaceae (7)
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-trees, shrubs, vines, herbs
-milky latex -leaves opposite or whorled -flowers actinomorphic -gynostegium, pollinia, corona (Asclepiadaceae) -ovary superior; 2 carpels united at styles only -paired follicles |
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Violaceae
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Salicaceae
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Rosaceae
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Rosaceae--notice hypanthium fused to ovary.
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Fabaceae
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Fabaceae
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Fabaceae
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Fabaceae
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Fabaceae
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Ericaceae
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Ericaceae--notice terminal pore.
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Cornaceae--notice stringing leaves when pulled apart.
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Boraginaceae--notice cyme
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Boraginaceae
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Boraginaceae--nutlett
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Boraginaceae--note exserted stamens and styles
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Apocynaceae--note two carpels fused only at styles
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Apocynaceae--note carpels united only at style.
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Ranunculaceae--note the many carpels.
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Berberidaceae
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Berberidaceae--note valvate anthers, (not the only one to have this)
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What family does this tree belong to?
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Betulaceae
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What family does this tree belong to?
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Betulaceae--note simple, opposite, serrate margins
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Fagaceae--note nut w/involucre of bracts
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Fagaceae--variety of leaves
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Fagaceae
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Fagaceae
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Fagaceae--note female inflorescense.
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Polygonaceae--note sheathing stipules
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Aceraceae--note simple, palmately lobed leaves w/samaroid shizocarp
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Brassicaceae--note 4-merous
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What family does this flower belong to?
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Brassicaceae--note 4+2 stamens
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What family does this flower belong to?
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Malvaceae--note 5 basally connate clustered stamens
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What family does this flower belong to?
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Onagraceae--note inferior ovary
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What family does this flower belong to?
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Geraniaceae--Note 5-merous flower parts.
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