Category: Learn Botany Glossary

  • Pith

    {“group”:”Anatomy”,”term”:”Pith”,”exam”:”Dicot stem: bundles in a ring around pith.”}

  • Lamina

    {“group”:”Morphology”,”term”:”Lamina”,”exam”:”Petiole is the stalk; lamina is the blade.”}

  • Glycolysis

    {“group”:”Physiology”,”term”:”Glycolysis”,”exam”:”Common to fermentation and aerobic respiration.”}

  • RuBisCO

    {“group”:”Physiology”,”term”:”RuBisCO”,”exam”:”Name both activities: carboxylase and oxygenase.”}

  • Senescence

    {“group”:”Growth & hormones”,”term”:”Senescence”,”exam”:”Necrosis is uncontrolled death; senescence is regulated.”}

  • Family

    {“group”:”Taxonomy”,”term”:”Family”,”exam”:”Learn the -aceae ending and those three old names.”}

  • Monocot

    {“group”:”Major groups”,”term”:”Monocot”,”exam”:”They do not form typical dicot wood (palms are fibrous stems).”}

  • Producer

    {“group”:”Ecology”,”term”:”Producer”,”exam”:”NPP is GPP minus plant respiration.”}

  • Spice

    {“group”:”Economic botany”,”term”:”Spice”,”exam”:”Herbs are usually leafy and fresh; spices are often dried hard parts.”}

  • Cambium

    {“group”:”Anatomy”,”term”:”Cambium”,”exam”:”Increase in girth = secondary growth.”}