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20 Cards in this Set
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Ovule
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part of the ovary that becomes the seed
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Angiosperm
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seeds enclosed in the ovary
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Gymnosperm
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seed not enclosed by an ovary
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imbricate
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overlapping, like shingles on a roof. Used to describe bud scales
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schizocarps
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dry fruit develops from multiple carpels
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stipule
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outgrowths borne on either side of the base of a leafstalk
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fascicle
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a closed cluster such as leaves of white pine
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tepals-
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part of parianth, no differentiation between petals and sepals
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pome
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has skin on outside, seeds in core, papery husk
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drupe
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skin on outside, fleshy fruit, hard pit
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aril
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specialized outgrowth from a funiculus that is attached to a seed
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strobilius
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mass of scales containing reproductive organs
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tertraptera
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branch cluster of flowers in which branches are racemes
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perfoliate
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whole leaf or bract encircles the stem
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glaucus
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grayish green or blue color found on surface of some plants
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stigma
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collects pollen for flower
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panicle
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compound raceme
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acuminate
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apex narrows to a sharp point
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dichotomy
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repeated branching into two equal parts
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raceme (type of inflorencense)
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flowers borne on short stalks of about equal length at equal distances along an elongated axis
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