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Photoperiod

Period of time each day during which an organism receives light (illumination)

Vernalization

Initiation of a plants flowering process by exposure to prolonged cold (e.g. winter)

Nastic movements

Non-directional, non-permanent movements in response to environmental stimuli

Monophyletic

Common ancestor

Non-monophyletc

Different origins

Sister taxa

The closest related group e.g. seed plants and ferns, gymnosperms and angiosperms

Synapmorphy

Shared derived character e.g. vascular tissue for vascular plants

Plesiomorphy

E.g. vascular tissue is plesiomorphy for seed plants but a synapomorphy for vascular plants

Polytomy

It is unknown which group is the closest relative. End-branch with more than two groups from the same node.

Eusporangium

- initiated by many cells


- wall several layers thick

Leptosporangium

- initiated by one cell


- wall one layer thick

Meristem

Undifferentiated pool of cells from which new cells are formed

Central zone

Pool of undifferentiated stem cells

Peripheral zone

Proliferate and differentiate to lateral organs

Rib meristem

Proliferate and differentiate to the stem

Layers of the meristem in different groups

- Dicots: three layers


- Monocots: two layers


- Gymnosperms: one layer

Anticlinal division

To the sides (perpendicular to the surface)

Periclinal division

Upwards/downwards (along the surface)

Primary phloem

Protophloem


Metaphloem

Primary xylem

Protoxylem: tracheids


Metaxylem: Tracheids and sometimes vessels

Adaxial side of leaf

Upper side of leaf


- catching light

Abaxial side of leaf

Underside of leaf


- gas exchange

What is vascular development dependent on? (Two factors)

- apical-basal formation of the procambium


- radial patterning of the vascular strands

Hypogynous flower

Ovary above the receptacle (blomaxel), calyx and corolla (hylle) under ovary