restoration quiz 1

Cordate

Inverted heart shaped leaf base

Marcescence

Trees holding leaves well into winter

American Beech: leaves protect buds from deer foraging beneath browsing line

Host species

Butterflies lay eggs here

nectar species

Butterflies and larva feed

Rhizom

Underground stem allowing reproduction

Stolom

Rhizome above ground

Doctrine of Discovery 1493

Right and duty for Christians to take over land and overthrow/convert “barbarous” peoples

androecium

Entire male plant part

Anther

Bulb holding sperm and pollen

Apart of androecium

Filament

Below anther

Stemen

Stalk on which anther and filament rest

Stigma

Landing pad for insects on top of pistil

Style

Stalk connecting stigma and ovary

Ovary

Female plant part

Houses ovulols and eggs

Ovules

Houses egg within carpel

Produces tube-homing hormones

Sepal

Protrusions around stem under pistil

Calyx

All sepals together

Corolla

All petals together

Gynoecium

All pistils together

Fruit

Seed surrounded by ovary

Fertilization

Sperm in pollen on stigma via pollinator

Tube from pollen with sperm forms following increasing hormone concentration via ovules

Sperm to egg: the end

Microspores

Male haploids on anther

Megaspores

Female haploids in ovules