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Plant Science

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Reasons why botanical names are important

Back (Answer)

International, Explains something about the plant, unchanging

#2
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What is the binomial system of naming plants

Back (Answer)

Genus name + Species name

#3
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What is ‘plant taxonomy’?

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The practice and science of classifying organisms int0 groups or taxons and making connections between groups to help us understand them

#4
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What are gymnosperms?

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Non-flowering plants whose seeds are not protected by an enclosed overy. Conifers, cycads, ginko.

#5
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What are angiosperms?

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All flowering plants

#6
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What are Pteridophytes?

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Less complex plants that depend on water to reproduce by spores. Ferns, horsetails, club mosses.

#7
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What are Bryophytes?

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Less complex plants that depend of water to reproduce by spores. Mosses, liverworts, hornworts

#8
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What are Monocotyledonous plants?

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Plants that produce just one seed leaf within their seed. Grasses, hosta, tulips

#9
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What are Eudicotyledonous plants?

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Plants with 2 seed leaves within the seed. 75% of all flower plants are Eudicots.

#10
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What is a ‘plant family?’

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plants that share physical characteristics like flowering or fruiting habits

#11
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Name 3 links which help group plant families

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• Arrangement of flower parts. • The way the seed pod splits • The way the fruits split apart.

#12
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List 3 plant families

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• Rosaceae • Brassicaceae • Asteraceae

#13
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Define ‘genus’

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A group of plants within a family which share many characteristics

#14
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Define ‘species’

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Basic unit of classification, it defines the individual plant. These plants can interbreed.

#15
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Define ‘cultivar’

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a variation that occurs through deliberate breeding and plant selection

#16
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Which authority do cultivar names need to be registered with?

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International Cultivar Registration Authority ICRA

#17
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Define ‘variety’

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The rank below species in the taxonomic hierarchy. It identifies a naturally occurring variation in form within a species

#18
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Define ‘hybrid’

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plants at species level within a genus that have cross-polinated and created an interspecific hybrid.

#19
Front (Question)

What is the male part of a flower called?

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stamen

#20
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What is a group of petals called?

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Corolla

#21
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What is a group of sepals called?

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Calyx

#22
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What is the female part of a flower called that contains ovules

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Ovary

#23
Front (Question)

What protects the rest of the flower when it is in bud? It is surrounded by petals.

Back (Answer)

Sepal

#24
Front (Question)

What is showy in order to attract pollinators?

Back (Answer)

Petals