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Photoperiod |
Period of time each day during which an organism receives light (illumination) |
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Vernalization |
Initiation of a plants flowering process by exposure to prolonged cold (e.g. winter) |
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Nastic movements |
Non-directional, non-permanent movements in response to environmental stimuli |
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Monophyletic |
Common ancestor |
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Non-monophyletc |
Different origins |
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Sister taxa |
The closest related group e.g. seed plants and ferns, gymnosperms and angiosperms |
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Synapmorphy |
Shared derived character e.g. vascular tissue for vascular plants |
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Plesiomorphy |
E.g. vascular tissue is plesiomorphy for seed plants but a synapomorphy for vascular plants |
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Polytomy |
It is unknown which group is the closest relative. End-branch with more than two groups from the same node. |
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Eusporangium |
- initiated by many cells - wall several layers thick |
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Leptosporangium |
- initiated by one cell - wall one layer thick |
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Meristem |
Undifferentiated pool of cells from which new cells are formed |
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Central zone |
Pool of undifferentiated stem cells |
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Peripheral zone |
Proliferate and differentiate to lateral organs |
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Rib meristem |
Proliferate and differentiate to the stem |
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Layers of the meristem in different groups |
- Dicots: three layers - Monocots: two layers - Gymnosperms: one layer |
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Anticlinal division |
To the sides (perpendicular to the surface) |
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Periclinal division |
Upwards/downwards (along the surface) |
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Primary phloem |
Protophloem Metaphloem |
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Primary xylem |
Protoxylem: tracheids Metaxylem: Tracheids and sometimes vessels |
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Adaxial side of leaf |
Upper side of leaf - catching light |
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Abaxial side of leaf |
Underside of leaf - gas exchange |
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What is vascular development dependent on? (Two factors) |
- apical-basal formation of the procambium - radial patterning of the vascular strands |
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Hypogynous flower |
Ovary above the receptacle (blomaxel), calyx and corolla (hylle) under ovary |