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| scar formed on a twig where a leaf abcisses (falls off) |
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| scars within the leaf scar that are left by the xylem and phloem |
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| describe the four types of buds: |
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lateral/axillary buds: the bud in the leaf axis that has a leaf scar under it
terminal buds: the bud at the end of the twig that lacks an associated leaf scar
pseudoterminal bud: a lateral bud that takes the place of an aborted terminal bud
accessory bud: extra bud associated with the lateral or terminal buds |
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define this type of bud:
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| imbricate bud-the scales overlap like shingles |
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define this type of bud:
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define this type of bud (in terms of the bud scales):
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what is this type of bud (in terms of the bud scales)?
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| a naked bud-no bud scales |
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| a mass of cells in the center of a twig that is usually white, but can be brown, green, yellow, or pink, and can be circular, triangular, or round in shape |
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define the composition of this pith:
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| continuous and homogenous |
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define the consistency of this pith:
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define the consistency of this pith:
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| chambered pith-black walnut |
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define the white bumps on this twig:
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| lenticels-they allow gases to flow in and out of the plant |
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name and define the feature on this twig:
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| prickles-an outgrowth of the epidermis that are easily dislodged (wild rose) |
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name and describe the protective features on this twig:
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| spines-modified leaves or stipules that follow the arrangement of the leaves (Japanese barberry is an example) |
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name and describe the protective features on this twig:
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| thorns-specialized shoots that have vascular bundles (hawthorn is an example) |
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| name some of the features of bark that are used to identify different tree species: |
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-thickness
-color
-texture
-fissure size
-ridge size
-patterns |
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