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Which part of the dicot flower is number 1?
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Which part of the dicot flower is number 2?
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Which part of the dicot flower is number 3?
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Which part of the dicot flower is number 4?
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Which part of the dicot flower is number 5?
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Which part of the dicot flower is number 6?
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Which part of the dicot flower is number 7?
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Which part of the dicot flower is number 8?
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Which part of the dicot flower is number 9?
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Which part of the dicot flower is number 10?
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Which part of the dicot flower is number 11?
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Which part of the dicot seed is number 1?
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Which part of the dicot seed is number 2?
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Which part of the dicot seed is number 3?
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Which part of the grass floret is number 1?
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Which part of the grass floret is number 2?
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Which part of the grass floret is number 3?
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Which part of the grass floret is number 4?
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Which part of the grass floret is number 5?
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Which part of the grass floret is number 6?
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Which part of the grass floret is number 7?
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Which part of the grass floret is number 8?
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Which part of the grass floret is number 9?
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Which part of the grass seed is number 1?
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Which part of the grass seed is number 2?
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Which part of the grass seed is number 3?
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| a floret is suspended from the spikelet by the... |
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| apart from the pistil, floral parts of the dicots are found in multiples of... |
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| have the lemma and palea attached |
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| difference between alfalfa and red clover |
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-color of red clover is somewhat bolder and darker
-red clover somewhat shinier |
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| difference between alfalfa and sericea lespedeza other than color |
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-alfalfa dull and sericea lespedeza shiny
-alfalfa kidney shaped |
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| difference between arrowleaf clover and sericea lespedeza |
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-arrowleaf clover has more uniform coloration
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| difference between barley and oats |
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| oat seeds are longer and skinnier |
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| difference between birdsfoot trefoil and rapeseed (canola) |
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-birdsfoot a lot smaller
-birdsfoot has brown color as oppose to dark bluish
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| difference between crimson clover and red clover |
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-crimson clover has more consistent color
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| difference between crimson clover and white clover |
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-crimson clover a lot bigger
-white clover kinda like fine sand |
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| difference between orchardgrass and tall fescue |
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-orchardgrass is curved
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| difference between perennial and annual ryegrass |
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| difference between red clover and sericea lespedeza |
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| -sericea lespedeza has more dark red seeds; overall darker |
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| difference between rye and wheat |
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-rye is smaller
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| difference between sesame and Bahia grass |
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-sesame has tannish dull coat
-Bahia grass has light brown and green mixed in, but shinier than sesame |
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| difference between tall fescue and perennial ryegrass |
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-rachilla on fescue has little knob on tip, but not on perennial ryegrass
-perennial ryegrass has shorter and fatter rachilla
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| difference between wheat (hard red) and wheat (soft red) |
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-soft red has much deeper crease
-hard has more red than soft |
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| difference between white and red clover |
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| white clover a lot smaller |
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| each floret is surrounded by... |
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| a second set of modified leaves (or floral brachts) called the lemma and the palea |
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| functions of common flower parts in monocots vs. functions of common flower parts in dicots |
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| 2 modified leaves at the base of the spikelet or floret that function to protect the developing flowers from environmental conditions |
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| how flowers are arranged in corn |
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-the male flowers (staminate) are the tassels at the top of the corn plant and are arranged in a panicle
-the female (pistilate) are the ear of the corn and are arranged in a spike |
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| where seed attaches to the mother plant |
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| clusters of grass flowers |
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| lemma and palea are green until... |
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| late in the life cycle of the seed |
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| have the lemma and palea removed |
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| one important feature of grass flowers |
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| the male portion of the plant (anther) is present in multiples of 3 within the floret |
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type of inflorescence that has spikelets which are borne on branches along the main axis of the flower
they are multibranched and have seeds loosely arranged on the pedicels |
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| branches along the main axis of the panicle in some grass flowers |
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| extension of the grass stem or clum that serves as the main axis of the panicle in some grass flowers |
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| fleshy, pigmented, modified leaves on the flowers of dicots |
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| the female portion of the flower that is composed of the stigma, style, and the ovary |
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| the main axis of the spike in some grass plants |
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| scientific name for Alfalfa |
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| scientific name for Annual ryegrass |
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| scientific name for Arrowleaf clover |
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| scientific name for Bahia grass |
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| scientific name for Barley |
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| scientific name for Bermudagrass |
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| scientific name for Birdsfoot trefoil |
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| scientific name for Cotton |
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| scientific name for Cowpea |
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| scientific name for Crimson Clover |
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| scientific name for Orchardgrass |
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| scientific name for Peanut |
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| scientific name for Perennial ryegrass |
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| scientific name for Proso Millet |
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| scientific name for Rapeseed (Canola) |
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| scientific name for Red clover |
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| scientific name for Sericea Lespedeza |
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| scientific name for Sesame |
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| scientific name for Soybean |
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| scientific name for Tall Fescue |
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| scientific name for Wheat (Hard red) |
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| Tritcum aestivum
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| scientific name for Wheat (soft red) |
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| Tritcum aestivum
is that a typo? isn't it supposed to be Triticum aestivum |
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| scientific name for White clover |
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| seed unit by itself is... |
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| some broadleaf crop seeds that are 2-5mm in size |
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-alfalfa
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| some broadleaf crop seeds that are 5-10mm in size |
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-cowpea (brabham)
-soybean
-cotton |
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| some broadleaf crop seeds that are <2mm in size |
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-birdsfoot trefoil
-arrowleaf clover
-white clover
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| some broadleaf crop seeds that are >10mm in size |
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| some chaffy seeds that are 5-9mm |
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-orchardgrass
-annual ryegrass
-perennial ryegrass
-tall fescue |
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| some chaffy seeds that are <5mm |
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-bahia grass
-bermudagrass
-proso millet
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-reed canarygrass |
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| some chaffy seeds that are >9mm |
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| some characteristics by which broadleaf crop seeds can be classified |
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-size
-color, intensity, and variations
-shape
-other characteristics, such as hylum color, size and shape, dull or shiny appearance, and depressions on sides |
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| some characteristics by which grass seeds can be classified |
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-size
-whether they're naked or chaffy
-other characteristics, such as presence or absence of awns, size and shape of awns, shape of rachilla, and color |
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| some grasses that have branched or irregular spikes |
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-bermudagrass
-bahia grass |
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| some grasses that have symmetrical spikes |
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| some naked seeds that are 5-9mm |
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-wheat (hard red)
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| some naked seeds that are >9mm |
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| type of inflorescence that has spikelets which are attached directly to the main axis |
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| the basic unit of the grass flower, typically made of numerous flowers called florets |
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| receptor site for pollen that is transferred from the anthers |
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| the types of grass inflorescences |
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| these 2 structures that surround grass seeds are modified leaves |
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| this contains the eggs to be fertilized |
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| together, petals make up the... |
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| types of grass that have panicles |
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-oats
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-Sudan grass |
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| what happens to the pollen when it falls on the stigma? |
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| it germinates and travels down the style to the ovary, which contains the eggs to be fertilized |
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