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Abelia x grandiflora

Abelia x grandiflora. Glossy Abelia. Glossy Abelia. Foliage: Evergreen or semi-evergreen broadleaf Flowers: tiny white flowers Height: 3 to 6 feet Spread: 3 to 6 feet Form: Bushy Leaf Arrangement: Opposite

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MN Trees

MN Trees. Leaf Parts Terms. Blade Flat expanding part of leaf Bud Growing tip of stem Leaflet Blade of a compound leaf Leaf scar Mark where leaf WAS attached. Leaf Parts Terms II. Node Place on stem where leaf is attached Petiole Leaf stalk Sessile Leaf or leaflet withOUT a stalk

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Biology 2

Biology 2. Plant Kingdom Identification Test Review. Use the review key to identify the listed items on this review. The test that you will take on Monday will contain similar, BUT NOT IDENTICAL, questions as the ones found on this review. Please prepare yourself for the test!. 1. 2. 3.

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Northwest Indian College

Welcome to Northwest Plants. Northwest Indian College. ENVS 201 Spring Quarter 2012. Plant Parts. reproductive organs & structures:. vegetative organs:. flowers. stems. fruits. roots. seeds. leaves. Today: Leaves. Leaf Features & Functions. primary photosynthetic organs

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Plant Taxonomy

Plant Taxonomy. By: Johnny M. Jessup Agriculture Teacher/FFA Advisor. Introduction. Taxonomy is the science of classifying and identifying plants. Scientific names are necessary because the same common name is used for different plants in different areas of the world.

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Plant Taxonomy

Plant Taxonomy. Objective 17.01. Introduction. Taxonomy is the science of classifying and identifying plants. Scientific names are necessary because the same common name is used for different plants in different areas of the world. Latin is the language used for scientific classification.

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Week 7 Bedding Plants

Week 7 Bedding Plants. Hort I. Ageratum mexicanum. Common Name: Ageratum Annual Blooms late spring to early fall Height: 12-18 in Width: 6-9 in Full to partial sun. Bloom colors are mainly blue/purple Propagated from seeds. Begonia X semperflorens-cultorum. Common Name: Wax Begonia

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Plant Morphology

Plant Morphology. Todd Hurt Training Coordinator UGA Center for Urban Agriculture. Identifying Landscape Plants. Scientific Names ? Ultimately based on fruit and flower characteristics However, we may identify plants by:

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Woodland Clinic Hardwood and Timber-Forage-Wildlife Identification Species

Click left mouse button or hit [Page Down] key to proceed Hit [Page Up] key to go back Click "Back" twice to exit. Woodland Clinic Hardwood and Timber-Forage-Wildlife Identification Species.

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Honors Biology Module 14

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Leaf Characteristics

Leaf Characteristics. 1. Name leaf margin. 2. Give venation pattern. 3. Give leaf type. 4. Name venation pattern. 5. Name leaf margin. 6. Give venation pattern. 7. Name leaf type . 8. Name leaf type. 9. Give venation pattern. 10. Name leaf type. 11. Name venation pattern.

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Tree Identification

Tree Identification. Ashley Peebles Delaware Forest Service. Taxonomic Classification. The basic processes of classification are grouping and ranking

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May 6, 2013

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Plant Identification Vocabulary

Plant Identification Vocabulary. BLADE . Widest part of leaf. PETIOLE. Stalk where blade attaches to stem. LEAF BASE. Shape of leaf where it attaches to petiole. Triangle Round Heart Straight Uneven. NODE or BUD. Point where petiole attaches to stem. BROAD LEAF .

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Coontie - Zamia floridana

Coontie - Zamia floridana. Concepts and questions to know. S. FL native cycad Can you see the strobili? Is it male or female? Living fossil Produces toxins that affect the nervous system Only the Atala butterfly, its pollinator, can withstand the toxins.

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Leaf Identification

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Class :Dicotyledoneae. Sub Class: Archichlamydeae. Order :Rosales . Family :Rosaceae .

The Classification. Class :Dicotyledoneae. Sub Class: Archichlamydeae. Order :Rosales . Family :Rosaceae . Genus :Rosa sp. . Vegetative characters. Growth habit: shrub. Vegetative characters. Leaf arrangement : alternate . ?????: ????? ??????? ,????? ??????. Floral characters.

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Monocot vs Dicot

Monocot vs Dicot. Leaf Forms. Leaf arrangement. Leaf Margins. Serrate. Double serrate. Leaf Margins. Entire. Lobed.

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Picea Glauca Conica Dwarf Alberta Spruce

Picea Glauca Conica Dwarf Alberta Spruce. Habit & Size Has a compact cone shape. Grows to be 10-12 feet tall Has a slow growth rate at 1 to 3 inches per year Hardiness Zone 2-8. Picea Glauca Conica Dwarf Alberta Spruce. Leaf Arrangement Densely set light green needles that are 6-12mm long.

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Pinus Mugo Mugo Pine

Pinus Mugo Mugo Pine. Habit & Size Multi-branched & low growing Grows to be 8-20 feet tall & 16-25 feet wide Has a slow growth rate Hardiness Zones 3-7. Pinus Mugo Mugo Pine. Leaf Arrangement Pairs of 1-2 inch rigid, slightly curved bright green needles. Pinus Mugo Mugo Pine.

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