Plant Systematics Practical 1 Again

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viteaceae

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tendrils, not showy flowers, berries

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Rhizophoraceae

Back 2

viviparous tubes

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Juglandaceae

Back 3

catkins, slightly serrated leaves

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Myreaceae

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catkins, pinecone esque, circular-ovular leaves.

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Fagaceae

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catkins. acorns. oddly serrated leaves like oak hills

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cucuberaceae

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long wirey tendrils, lighter leaves. some spikey fruit.

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canabaceae

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hops

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halorageaceae

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looks hollow stem, aquatic.

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anonaceae

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drip tip

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magnoliaceae

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cone like receptical. pretty long stamen. brown cone like food.

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salicaceae

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catkin like fluff

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oxalidaceae

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clover like trifoliate

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crassulaceae

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long spikey fruit. succulent. thicker stems

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grossulaceae

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succulent. spiky stems-fruit

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saxifragaceae

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basal rosette, high flower on long pedestal. Small unshowy flowers

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altingiaceae

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starry leaves, very lobed. real fur cones

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hamamelidaceae

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strap like petals

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taxaceae

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number two in thickness of pines

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cupraceae

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number one in thickness of pines

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ginkgoaceae

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winged leaves

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pineaceae

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pine leaves least thick and pinecones

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equestaceae

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jointed stems, tips for reproduction. fern

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psilotaceae

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balls on fern instead of leaves

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selaginellaceae

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small moss

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sycopodaceae

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large moss with repro apparent

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platanaceae

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fake fur cones, large loves leaves to a lesser extent than the other

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ulmaceae

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reduced flowers, ASSYMETRIC LEAVES

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rosales

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circular aggressively serrated leaflets, odd leaves

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fabaceae

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Looooong leaflets and long leaves of sensitive type look

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passafloraceae

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tendrils. mitten leaves. showey flowers, reduced petals

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violaceae

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long purple- yellow high flower. small herbaceaus plant

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hyperaceae

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Specimens longer thinner ovular leaves, 3 carpels

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urtraceae

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catkin like flower on auxillary shoots. spiky leaves

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moraceae

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almost catkin like. smaller catkins than urt, coming off auxillary shoots. figs.

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ranunculaceae

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some aquatic, 5 tepals many stamans. yellow flower. deeply lobed, aquatic whispey or pads.

Highly serrated leaves

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berbediraceae

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poison blue berries, long stigmatic head even on fruit. land= serrated. aquatic = large leaves

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lauraceae

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woody trees, hard small black berries. leaves ovular not serrated.

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euphorbiaceae

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specimins are longer thinner straplike leaves

cactus like

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celestraceae

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ovular leaves. colorful aril

some plants have twining stems.

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ophioglassaceae

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long reproductive leaf hooded by a photosynthetic leaf. VERY serrated. two faced fern

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proteaceae

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sooooooooo many very large stamens.

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Ceratophyllaceae

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bushy whiskey aquatic plants. thinner stems. whorling at nodes

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aristolochiaceae

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heart shaped leaves, few ugly jug flowers

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nymphaceae

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large somewhat reg flowers. aquatic lilly

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betulaceae

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male catkins female cones

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papavaraceae

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DEEPLY lobed leaves, somewhat spiny. few singular fruits mostly on own stick. 2 sepals, 4 showy sepals