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Life cycle of a tree

seedling, sapling, pole tree, coming tree

Chablis

gap

Massart

Kapok branching

Planalto

Flat surface in the Amazon basin

Guianan

North shield

Brazilian

South shield

Kaolinite

Si, Al, H, O

Igapo

Flooded forest along black water rivers

Caatinga

Low caatinga has tall trees high caatinga has low trees, high caatinga has water stress, coarse sand, Fe and Al

Campina

"small field" with ground cover plants such as bromeliads and carnivorous plants

"A" diversity

species within community

"B" diversity

community type within an area

Varzea

Crop lands along white river, clay soil

ECM

Ectomicorrhizae, sheathing mycorrhizae, does not enter plant cells

VAM

Vesicular-arbuscular mycorrhizae, penetrates root cells

Liana

Cable-like plants with winding twigs, tendrils, hooks, or shoots that harden around structure

Epiphytes

Herbaceous plants that grow in trees

Epiphylls

Lichens, liverwort, and mosses

Hemi-epiphytes

epiphytes that grow roots to the ground

Hemi-parasites

true parasites

Saprophytes

forest floor plants

Leptocaul

trunks slender compared to tops

Pachycaul

trunks thick compared to tops

Tree heights

canopy 30-50 meters, emergents 45-70 meters

Chlorophora excelsa

African Teak

Ficus Benjamina

Benjamin's Fig

Root Purpose

enlarge purchase area, increase breathing capacity, support horizontal enlargement

Leaves

Large, similar among trees, drip tips

Sterculiaceae

Cacao, cupuacu

Moraceae

Figs

Bignoniaceae (Cressentia sp)

calabash

Hevea brasiliensis

Rubber tree

Pseudobombax munguba

False kapok

Bombacaceae

Kapoks

Plagiotropic

Built like a christmas tree

Orthotropic

branch upward

Troll

Legume, alternating shape

Cyanogenic glycosides

hydro cyanide erupts when plant cells disrupted

Bauhinia sp

Monkey ladder

Clusia sp (Guttiferae)

hemi-epiphyte

Ficus sp (Moraceae)

Strangler

Loranthaceae

large flower mistletoe

Viscaceae

small flower mistletoe

Melastomataceae

non-woody melastomes

Selaginella sp

Fern-ally

Utricularia

bladderwort

Salvinia

Floating fern

Montrichardria

Floating grass (Araceae)

Victoria amazonica

Amazon water lily

Ceiba pentandria (Bombaceae)

Giant kapok

Flooding adaptations

air space in root cortex, suberin, anaerobic respiration

Percarp

Part of seed, when spongy it's for floating, when sweet and edible it's for animal dispersal

Aracaceae

palms

Caesalpiniaceae

Legumes

Hevea sp Euphorbiaceae

Rubber tree

Paclura aquatica (Bombacea)

Kapok with floating seeds

Couretari (Lecythidaceae)

River edge species with winged seeds

Ceiba pentandria (Bombacaceae)

Emergent, cotton-like hairs on seed

Bignoniaceae

Liana with winged seeds

Orchidaceae

orchids

Cattleya violacea

orchid sp

Galleandra sp

orchid sp

Bromeliaceae

bromeliads

Aril

fleshy, optical lures usually red or yellow

Bat-dispersed fruit

hard skin, musty rancid odor, drab color, hangs outside foliage

Andira

bat

Dasyprocta

Agouti (rodent)

Theobroma cacao (Sterculiaceae)

cacao plant

Inga sp (Caesalpiniaceae)

legume monkey-favored

Cecropia

mulberry/nettle, a pioneer species of tree

Terpenoids

chemical defense in sap

Canavanine

insecticide in plants