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Cotyledons
"seed leaves" that store food for developing embryo
Angiosperms
have thier ovules and seeds enclosed within ovaries and fruit
Vascular Cambian
narrow cylindrical sheath of cells that produce secondary xylem and phloem (wood) in stems and roots.
Dicots
Cork Cambian
narrow cylendrical sheath of cells that produces cork (bark).
Dicots
Taproots
one large root that may branch
Fibrous rots
numerous, small roots
Dicots
nearly 3/4 of all flowering plants. Flowering trees and shrubs
Monocots
Herbaceous plants. Lilies, Grasses, Orchids, Irises, Palms
Magnoliophyta Habitat
Freshwater,and saltwater, Deserts, JUngles, artic regions, Himalayas.
Magnoliophyta Metabolism
Most are photosynthetic autotrophs
some are saphrobes
very few are parasitic
Peduncle
stalk
Recepticle
Swelling at end of the peduncle to which all parts of the flower are attached
Sepals
Outermost whorl of green, leaf-like structures
Calyx
all sepals
Petals
whorl of flower parts just above the calyx
Corolla
all petals
Purpose of Petals
Attract animals for pollenation
often missing in vind pollenated plants
Some petals have UV markers for bees
Pistil
centre of the flower, green vase like. Consists of Stigma, Style, Ovary, Ovule
Stigma
swelling at top of pistil
Style
Stalk of Pistil
Ovary
Swollen base of Pistil which later becomes a fruit
Ovule
Contains a megaspore which becomes the female gametophyte, and eventually becomes a seed.
Stamens
attached to recepticle at the base of the pistil. Consists of Filament and anther
Filament
Stalk of the stamen
Anther
Contains microspores which give rise to pollen grains
Monoecious
male and female unisexual flowers grow on the same plan. Also male and female parts occur on different parts of the same plant
Dioecious
male and female flower parts occur on separate plants
Flower Arrangements
One peduncle
produced in clusters called inflorescences (peduncle has numerous stalks called pedicels
Some have single ovaries
some have multiple ovaries
Plant Life Cycle
can vary from less than a month to 150 years
Annuals
Complete their life cycle in one year
Biennials
Complete their life cycle in two years
Perennials
Complete their life cycle in several years
Megasporocyte
While flower is developing in the bud a diploid megaspore mother cell becomes differentiated in the ovule
meiosis in Female plants
produces four haploid megaspores