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single celled organism that grow in water |
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What is the smallest flowering plant? What is the largest? |
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Wolffia punctata: plant body 0.04 inches Redwoods of Clifornia: 367.8 feet tall |
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What is the oldest living plant? |
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The Bristle Cone Pine records show one that is well over 4,000 years old |
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Father of Classifying plants |
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What is the New World and the Old World |
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New World: North America and South America Old World:Eastern Hemisphere, Asia,Europ,Afric, etc. |
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multipurpose plant found in the savanna areas of Africa (equatorial Africa) |
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- important multipurpose plant of the Orient
- Bark was used as a primitive paper. Produced a yellow dye.
- Silkworms feed on its leaves and production of silk closely related to this plant.
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Found in Australia; first plant to be reaised by seed in Britain |
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What were the driving forces for New World explorations? |
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4 Theories of Plant Geography |
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- Plant distirbution with great portions of gegraphical range lost through various phenmeno such as glaciation
- long-distance dispersal;
- continental drift
- plants carried great distances anciently by man
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Old world vs. New World cottons |
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Old world cottons 9 (diploid) can be used New world cottons (tetraploid) can not. **Best type to use has 26 chromosomes (pairs) |
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society discovered uses Ex)willow:Egyptians discovered if they chewed to reduce fever |
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information and plant transported to different locations |
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- Wild cotton has fuzz:no use to man
- Domesticated cottons have fuzz and "lint":able to be spun
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Wheat and grass constitute for ___ of human energy |
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one culture of plant is being grown; all mature at the same time; easily destroyed by infestation and disease |
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What is the number one most cultivated plant? |
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- Diploid=2
- Tetraploid=4
- Hexaploid=6
- Octaploid=8
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- Hill rice
- swamp rice
- floating rice
**rice likes to be grown in wet conditions |
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- if we went extinct so would it
- transgenic plants due to so much modifacation
- kernals don't leave paernt plant
- originated in new world (not wheat)
- hybrid is bigger
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Which crop is usually made by imbreeding? |
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it gives crops then its done |
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The potato famine is an example of what? |
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Monoculture: only one crop was being grown and disease took out all of it |
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Bell Pepper is native where? |
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Contraceptives pills were made from _____ at one point |
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Sweet Potatoe orginated in which world? |
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is poisonous but people have found ways to make it ok to eat |
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originated from Japan very invasive |
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Series of cells going end-to-end; thick walls; very good for water movement |
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good for structure; bad for movement |
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asexual reproduction; seed is produced with out gamete union |
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What are some invasive plants? |
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- Aloe tree
- water hyassin (aquatic)
- mellaluka (damaged everglades)
- brazilian pepper
- Kudzu
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pulling up invasive plants mostly used in water; most plants regenerate from broken stems |
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Examples of Connifer woods |
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pines,firs,spruces,bald cyprus |
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Xylem composed of tracheids,vessels, and fibers as well as ray cells |
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What are some examples of Dicots? |
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oaks,elms,ashes,birches,walnut, mahagony |
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What is the Dicot cell type? |
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Tracheids,vessels,fibers, as well as ray cells |
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specific gravity of 0.41 or less *usually conifers |
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specific gravit of 0.42 or more |
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inner wood; darker in color |
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using wood to dtermine past climates |
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What is Biological control? |
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using methods in nature to control Ex) using snakes to eat rats ** It only works if it targets the species you want it to and not other ones |
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What is used to oberve the years production of xylem in trees? |
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spring wood and summer wood |
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What is an example of a terrible invasive plant brought from the Old World to the New World? |
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What is an example of biological control of water hyassin? |
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What is an example of Ampomixes? |
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Weeds usually result from what? |
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diversified; alot of variety makes it more stable |
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not stable, no diversity, easier to wipe something out |
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What is normally found in the Mexico and is used as a New World halluciginic? |
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fungus that grows on bread,rye, barly, flour: can cause gangrene and strong hallucinations |
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latex serum thats used in producing the drug like morphine and codine |
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tea for abortion (very dangerous) |
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extract used for heart disease; not for normal hearts; caused investigation into folk remedies |
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from chaulmoogra tree used to help combat leprosy |
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may be one of mans oldest hallucinogens |
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came from the practise of hiding the fact that people were using hallucinogens |
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Almost all hallucinaginic plants are... |
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- Originated in the Old World
- most popular
- lacks nitrogen
- male plant is shorter and lighter in color than female
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Most of hallucaginics are found where? |
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the culture of marine algea |
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**a plant grows successfully due to both** Genetics:says a plant can make it in a certain environment Environment: grows due to proper sunlight, soil, and water |
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latex: milky (opium) resin: clear; sticky (sap) |
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Edibles: peas,beans,soybeans,lentils Poisons: Precatory,wisteria,locoweed |
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Edibles:tomatoe, potato,egg plant, chilli pepper Poisons:Belladonna,nightshade, henbane, tobacco |
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Edibles: Parsnip,dill, celery Poisons:Hemlock (socrates), Water Hemlock (most poisonous) |
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mostly poisonous: monkshood (Romeo and Juliet),larkspur |
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truffels,morels (grown underground) |
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