Tag: Morphology

{“group”:”Morphology”,”term”:”Tap root”,”exam”:”Monocots usually have a fibrous adventitious system.”}

{“group”:”Morphology”,”term”:”Adventitious root”,”exam”:”Fibrous roots of monocots are adventitious.”}

{“group”:”Morphology”,”term”:”Tendril”,”exam”:”Always name which organ is modified.”}

{“group”:”Morphology”,”term”:”Androecium”,”exam”:”Stamen = male; carpel/pistil = female.”}

{“group”:”Morphology”,”term”:”Tuber”,”exam”:”Potato = stem tuber; sweet potato = root tuber.”}

{“group”:”Morphology”,”term”:”Axillary bud”,”exam”:”Eyes of a potato are axillary buds, so a potato is a stem.”}

{“group”:”Morphology”,”term”:”Venation”,”exam”:”Standard monocot versus dicot contrast.”}

{“group”:”Morphology”,”term”:”Calyx”,”exam”:”Sepals = calyx; petals = corolla.”}

{“group”:”Morphology”,”term”:”Corolla”,”exam”:”Perianth = calyx + corolla when they look alike (tepals).”}

{“group”:”Morphology”,”term”:”Fibrous root”,”exam”:”Typical of monocots.”}