Plants for Systematic Botany Final Exam
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Legume (bean) Family - Fabaceae Praying Plants With Crazy Spiky Hair
(Sub Family: Mimosidae)
Legume Family - Fabaceae Big flower bean plants, the slides say
(Subfamily: Caesalpinoideae) stamens
aren't showy while having a pink flower
with
stamens so long most men are jealous of
it, so like
yeah. Pop off
Legume Family - Fabaceae Bean pod plants with like little flowers.
(Subfamily: Faboideae) Sure.
Violate Family - Violaceae Remember, theflowers can also be yellow
and
sometimes they have two colors. Violets
arent just
violet, girl I was gagged too </3
Mustardddddd Family (Girl I'm A random extra example of this family is
bored horseradish, weird
fr) - Brassicaceae
,Elm Family - Ulmaceae The fruit of these trees are called samaras
or
nutlets, and they have small, flat seeds in
em. small
like this waist.
Hackberry Family - Celtidaceae Ok so boom, these baddies are NOT like
elms. The
most obvious difference is the fruit. These
baddies
have fatty spherical fruit, which differ from
the flat
ones Elms have.
Willow Family - Salicaceae We tend to only think of weeping willows in
this
family, but it was a gag when I saw that
cotton was
also here
Birch Family - Betulaceae Hazelnuts and ironwoods are in thi family
Walnut family- Juglandaceae Shocker, but Walnuts are in this family. So
are
pecans. Deep down, I think pecans are
just
caucasian walnuts. Thats just me tho
Oak family - Fagacaeae (ALLY Oak, chestnuts, and a diva tree called
*Rainbow emoji*) Fagus, can all
be found in this family. Like yes tree, be
who you
are for your pride<3
, Soapberry (Maple) Family - This family's name is easy to remember
Sapindaceae cuz theres
(Subfamily:Hippocastanoideae) sap-in-daceae. Aesculus & related have
opposite,
palmately compound leaves, petals with
marginal
appendages,
7 stamens, drupe. Horse-chestnuts are in
this
subfamily.
Olive family- Oleaceae Although we might just think of olive oil
and olives
themselves when we hear this family, it
also has
some plants in it, like jasmine, that are
used in
perfume.
Rose Family - Rosaceae This subfamily of roses includes fruits like
(Subfamily: apples
Maloideae) and pears (called pomes). The hypanthium
is fused
with the ovary wall to make an edible
reward (fruit).
Rose Family - Rosaceae An example of this is an almond tree, but
(Subfamily: they have
Amygdaloideae) a drupe normally.
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Legume (bean) Family - Fabaceae Praying Plants With Crazy Spiky Hair
(Sub Family: Mimosidae)
Legume Family - Fabaceae Big flower bean plants, the slides say
(Subfamily: Caesalpinoideae) stamens
aren't showy while having a pink flower
with
stamens so long most men are jealous of
it, so like
yeah. Pop off
Legume Family - Fabaceae Bean pod plants with like little flowers.
(Subfamily: Faboideae) Sure.
Violate Family - Violaceae Remember, theflowers can also be yellow
and
sometimes they have two colors. Violets
arent just
violet, girl I was gagged too </3
Mustardddddd Family (Girl I'm A random extra example of this family is
bored horseradish, weird
fr) - Brassicaceae
,Elm Family - Ulmaceae The fruit of these trees are called samaras
or
nutlets, and they have small, flat seeds in
em. small
like this waist.
Hackberry Family - Celtidaceae Ok so boom, these baddies are NOT like
elms. The
most obvious difference is the fruit. These
baddies
have fatty spherical fruit, which differ from
the flat
ones Elms have.
Willow Family - Salicaceae We tend to only think of weeping willows in
this
family, but it was a gag when I saw that
cotton was
also here
Birch Family - Betulaceae Hazelnuts and ironwoods are in thi family
Walnut family- Juglandaceae Shocker, but Walnuts are in this family. So
are
pecans. Deep down, I think pecans are
just
caucasian walnuts. Thats just me tho
Oak family - Fagacaeae (ALLY Oak, chestnuts, and a diva tree called
*Rainbow emoji*) Fagus, can all
be found in this family. Like yes tree, be
who you
are for your pride<3
, Soapberry (Maple) Family - This family's name is easy to remember
Sapindaceae cuz theres
(Subfamily:Hippocastanoideae) sap-in-daceae. Aesculus & related have
opposite,
palmately compound leaves, petals with
marginal
appendages,
7 stamens, drupe. Horse-chestnuts are in
this
subfamily.
Olive family- Oleaceae Although we might just think of olive oil
and olives
themselves when we hear this family, it
also has
some plants in it, like jasmine, that are
used in
perfume.
Rose Family - Rosaceae This subfamily of roses includes fruits like
(Subfamily: apples
Maloideae) and pears (called pomes). The hypanthium
is fused
with the ovary wall to make an edible
reward (fruit).
Rose Family - Rosaceae An example of this is an almond tree, but
(Subfamily: they have
Amygdaloideae) a drupe normally.
