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Taxonomy - ANSWER The classification of plants
Levels of plant classification - ANSWER Kingdom, Phylum,Class, Order, Family,
Genus, Specific Epithet
Angiosperm - ANSWER Vascular plants whose seeds are covered by an ovary.
Gymnosperm - ANSWER Vascular plants with naked seeds.
Dicotyledon - ANSWER Plants that have two seed leaves at germination.
Monocotyledons - ANSWER Plants that have one seed leaf at germination.(grasses,
palms)
Characteristics that identify trees: - ANSWER Leaves, flowers, fruit, twigs, buds,
form, bark, scent
Different leaf arrangements of simple leaves: - ANSWER Opposite, alternate,
whorled.
A tree with palmately compound leaves. - ANSWER Buckeye, horsechesnut, palm
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, A compound leaf with multiple leaflets will have: - ANSWER One bud
Carpinus Carolinana - ANSWER A tree species that has more than one common
name.
Acer saccharum - ANSWER Acer=genus
Saccharum= specific epithet
Varieties or cultivars - ANSWER Species are subdivided into these categories
because they have distinct differences from the general species.
Cultivar - ANSWER A cultivated variety
Alternate - ANSWER Pertaining to bud or leaf arrangement, one leaf or bud at each
node , situated at alternating positions along the stem. In this arrangement, the leaves are
not directly across from each other.
Class - ANSWER Taxonomic group below the division level but above the order level
Compound leaf - ANSWER Leaf with two or more leaflets. Contrast with simple leaf.
Conifer - ANSWER Cone-bearing tree or other plant that has its seeds in a structure
called a cone.
Deciduous - ANSWER Tree or other plan that sheds all of its leaves according to a
genetically scheduled cycle as impacted by climate factors (usually during the cold season in
temperate zones.
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Taxonomy - ANSWER The classification of plants
Levels of plant classification - ANSWER Kingdom, Phylum,Class, Order, Family,
Genus, Specific Epithet
Angiosperm - ANSWER Vascular plants whose seeds are covered by an ovary.
Gymnosperm - ANSWER Vascular plants with naked seeds.
Dicotyledon - ANSWER Plants that have two seed leaves at germination.
Monocotyledons - ANSWER Plants that have one seed leaf at germination.(grasses,
palms)
Characteristics that identify trees: - ANSWER Leaves, flowers, fruit, twigs, buds,
form, bark, scent
Different leaf arrangements of simple leaves: - ANSWER Opposite, alternate,
whorled.
A tree with palmately compound leaves. - ANSWER Buckeye, horsechesnut, palm
1
, A compound leaf with multiple leaflets will have: - ANSWER One bud
Carpinus Carolinana - ANSWER A tree species that has more than one common
name.
Acer saccharum - ANSWER Acer=genus
Saccharum= specific epithet
Varieties or cultivars - ANSWER Species are subdivided into these categories
because they have distinct differences from the general species.
Cultivar - ANSWER A cultivated variety
Alternate - ANSWER Pertaining to bud or leaf arrangement, one leaf or bud at each
node , situated at alternating positions along the stem. In this arrangement, the leaves are
not directly across from each other.
Class - ANSWER Taxonomic group below the division level but above the order level
Compound leaf - ANSWER Leaf with two or more leaflets. Contrast with simple leaf.
Conifer - ANSWER Cone-bearing tree or other plant that has its seeds in a structure
called a cone.
Deciduous - ANSWER Tree or other plan that sheds all of its leaves according to a
genetically scheduled cycle as impacted by climate factors (usually during the cold season in
temperate zones.
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