1. Lamiaceae a. gynoecium bicarpellate, ovary with 4 ovules 2. Asteraceae b. gynoecium tricarpellate, fruit many-seeded 3. Asclepiadaceae c. gynoecium bicarpellate, fruit with 2 seeds 4. Umbelliferae d. gynoecium bicarpellate, fruit a follicle e. gynoecium bicarpellate, fruit an acheneMatch taxon with description: (questions 5 - 12)
5. Anemophilous member of the Dilleniidae:
a. Salicaceae b. Cruciferae c. Malvaceae
d. Droseraceae e. Cucurbitaceae
6. Taxon of the Asteridae that does NOT show a bicarpellate gynoecium:
a. Verbenaceae b. Gentianales c. Scrophulariaceae
d. Lamiales e. Polemoniaceae
a. Lamiaceae b. Malvaceae c. Caprifoliaceae
d. Brassicaceae e. Rosaceae
a. Crassulaceae b. Asteraceae c. Cuscutaceae
d. Onagraceae e. Maloideae
a. Brassicaceae b. Fabaceae c. Asteraceae
d. Lamiaceae e. Malvaceae
10. Family characterized by the presence, in most genera, of synantherous stamens:
a. Rosaceae b. Asteraceae c. Fabaceae
d. Brassicaceae e. Lamiaceae
11. Identify the key characteristic that can be used to distinguish genera of the Caprifoliaceae from those of the Rubiaceae:
a. Ovary position b. Corolla connation c. Stipules present or absent
d. corolla/androecium adnation e. leaf arrangement
a. Lamiaceae b. Asclepiadaceae c. Verbenaceae
d. Caprifoliaceae e. Boraginaceae
Match taxon with associated structure: (questions 13-17)
13. keel a. Asclepiadaceae 14. haustorium b. Asteraceae 15. cypsela c. Umbelliferae 16. mericarp d. Fabaceae 17. corona e. Cuscutaceae18. Floral bracts (those subtending each floret) of the Asteraceae are known as:
a. pappus b. chaff c. phyllaries
d. siliques e. pollinia
19. Involucral bracts (those subtending the inflorescence) of the Compositae are known as:
a. pollinia b. chaff c. silicles
d. phyllaries e. pappus
Differentiate among families that are characterized by the presence of a sympetalous corolla: (questions 20-23)
a. Caryophyllaceae 20. corolla zygomorphic, fruit a capsule b. Boraginaceae 21. corolla actinomorphic, style gynobasic c. Convolvulaceae 22. fruit with one seed d. Asteraceae 23. corolla actinomorphic, plicate, funnelform e. ScrophulariaceaeMatch Taxon and associated product: (questions 24-28)
24. Blueberry a. Fabaceae 25. Plum b. Malvaceae 26. Peanut c. Rosaceae 27. Okra d. Ericaceae 28. Celery e. ApiaceaeFor Questions 29-33 , Identify genus from description:
a. Sarracenia b. Cucurbita c. Brassica d. Lactuca e. Euphorbia
Match description with taxon: (questions 34-36)
34. Genera of the Spiraeoideae are characterized by:
a. Monocarpy, fruit a follicle
b. Apocarpy, many carpels, fruit single-seeded
c. Monocarpy, fruit a drupe
d. Syncarpy, epigyny
e. Apocarpy, 4-5 carpels, fruit many-seeded
35. Genera of the Rosoideae are characterized by:
a. Apocarpy, many carpels, fruit single-seeded
b. Syncarpy, epigyny
c. Apocarpy, 4-5 carpels, fruit many-seeded
d. Monocarpy, fruit a drupe
e. Monocarpy, fruit a follicle
36. Genera of the Maloideae are characterized by:
a. Monocarpy, fruit a follicle
b. Apocarpy, 4-5 carpels, fruit many-seeded
c. Apocarpy, many carpels, fruit single-seeded
d. Monocarpy, fruit a drupe
e. Syncarpy, epigyny
Match family of the Fabales with its key feature: (questions 37-39)
37. Caesalpiniaceae a. Corolla regular, leaves bipinnately compound 38. Fabaceae b. Corolla zygomorphic and sympetalous 39. Mimosaceae c. Corolla papilionaceous with no connation d. Corolla zygomorphic with partial connation e. Corolla absent40. Identify the capitulum type that includes no disc florets:
a. Ligulate b. Radiate c. Discoid