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Site of flower induction and flowering promoters |
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A little plant, in a box, with food |
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L1 histogenic layer (Protoderm) |
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Layer of cells that give rise to the epidermis |
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Union of a sperm cell and 2 polar nuclei |
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Consist of a leaf, node, an internode, and an axillary bud. |
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The last of the floral organs to differentiate during organogenesis |
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Portion of a shoot below the cotyledons |
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Type of fruit whose seeds can inhibit flowering on spur shoots |
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Totipotent tip of a shoot |
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Site of self-incompatibility alleles |
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Produces ethylene to stimulate autocatalytic response |
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Ruptures seed coat after lag phase and water uptake |
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Transport system made up of xylem and phloem |
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Leaves that are produced during the current season’s growth |
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Site of leaf abscission that prevents insect and disease damage |
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Growth begins in spring before shoots, continues longer in the fall, and often pauses during mid-summer droughts |
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Type of fruits subordinate to flower buds and do not inhibit flowering |
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Site of attachment of the floral whorls |
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Used for grafting juvenile shoots to induce flowering |
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Plant part whose final stage of maturation is anthesis |
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