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Stomata
Leaves
Fronds
Leaves
Sessile types
Leaves
Palisade layer
Leaves
Stipules on base of
Leaves
Trichomes
Leaves
Craspedodromous and camptodromous classifications
Leaves
phyllotaxy
Leaves
epidermis of plant shoots
Stomata
abscisic acid closes
Stomata
Fusicoccin causes turgidity
Stomata
Ball-Berry-Leuning model
Stomata
KAT-like transporters
Stomata
Plant tissue
Xylem
Murray’s Law* (plant type)
Xylem
Tylosis
Xylem
Guttation
Xylem
Vessel elements
Xylem
scalariform plates
Xylem
end/exarch development
Xylem
Casparian strip
Xylem
Perforation plates
Xylem
cavitation
Xylem
Bulk flow
Phloem
Munch’s Pressure Flow Hypothesis
Phloem
Pores reinforced by platelets of callose
Phloem
Gynoecia
Fruit
Hesperidia
Fruit
Bromelain
Fruit
Cleistogamous structures limit
Pollination
Namesake “traps” of odors/adhesives
Pollination
Tube lipped bat
Pollination
3n endosperm
Angiosperms
Archaefructus liaoningensis
Angiosperms
3 and 7 cells in reduced gametophytes
Angiosperms
ABC model
Angiosperms
Genes named after Superman
Angiosperms
acronym ANITA
Angiosperms
-phyta named phyla
Gymnosperms
Ephedrine supplement
Gymnosperms
Fronds
Ferns
“Great radiation”
Ferns
Prothallus gametophyte stage
Ferns
Umbrella-like indusium
Ferns
Leptome
Mosses
Dawsonia superba
Mosses
rely on spores* not ferns
Mosses
Plant hormone
Auxins
Stimulates stem elongation
Auxins
Discovered by Fritz Went
Auxins
Activate proton pumps
Auxins
Transported in parenchyma tissue
Auxins
Acid growth hypothesis
Auxins
Derivatives of tryptophan
Auxins
activate the most common inducible degron
Auxins
Activates ethylene
Auxins
PIN proteins transport
Auxins
YUC/IPA pathways
Auxins
First example of a linked gene
Pollen
Pseudocopulation
Pollen
Self-incompatibility
Pollen
S-RNases can kill cells in this substance
Pollen
Male reproductive component
Stamen
Filament + anther
Stamen
Microsporangia
Stamen
Arabidopsis
Stamen
enzyme callase localizes to
Stamen
Tapetum layer
Stamen
CesA genes
Cellulose
Rosette terminal complexes
Cellulose
beta-1,4 glycosidic bonds
Cellulose
Fibers can make lyocell and viscose
Cellulose
Change based on pH in Hydrangeas
Flowers
Present in angiosperms
Flowers
ABC model
Flowers
Anther dehiscence opens
Flowers