BIO 1414 (LAB #5-7) LAB PRACTICAL # REVIEW with practice questions Updated BIO 1414 (LAB #5-7) LAB PRACTICAL #2 REVIEW LAB 5: PLANT PHYSIOLOGY LAB 6: ECOLOGY LAB 7: HABIT SELECTION **Please wear appropriate lab attire and bring a scientific cal

BIO 1414 (LAB #5-7) LAB PRACTICAL # REVIEW with practice questions Updated BIO 1414 (LAB #5-7) LAB PRACTICAL #2 REVIEW LAB 5: PLANT PHYSIOLOGY LAB 6: ECOLOGY LAB 7: HABIT SELECTION **Please wear appropriate lab attire and bring a scientific calculator with you on your test day!** LAB 5: PLANT PHYSIOLOGY Describe the morphological differences between monocots and dicots Monocots (AKA monocotyledons) Dicots (AKA dicotyledons) Have stomata on both sides of the leaves Most stomata are on the lower epidermis Stomata are organized in rows Stomata are in a more random arrangement Have parallel leaf veins Have branched veins One cotyledon in the embryo Two cotyledons in the embryo Floral parts usually in multiples of three Floral parts usually in multiples of four or five