Ohhhhh nelly, this one was tricky, it was tricky, tricky, tricky! I think because I was limited to my own geography and A LOT of referencing my notes with my fingers and toes crossed. Honestly though, it was a great experience to get out of my comfort zone. While I …
I actually struggled a lot with this assignment so apologies if they are not correct. Especially diadelphous, adnation, and porate anther dehischence.
Apologies peers! I couldn’t figure out how to incorporate images into the original PDF so I made a semblance of a chart on word with the photos I took. I will try correcting it.
Palmate Venation, Long Lanceolate, Stamin, Tap Root, Ovary, Pedicle, Conifer Seed Cone, Whorled Needles, Mesocarp I was originally looking for Fibrous roots but I either couldn’t find any that were large enough or not damaged, so I pulled up a beautiful Tap root and just crossed out Fibrous. Sorry if …
For Plant 1: (disclaimer, it won’t let me indent on here so indentations are made with …. . It also will not accept my prime numbers when I finally post it so I’m putting *1, *2, etc.). A. Appears to be a tree plant ……B. Needles growing in whirl clusters …
In each of the Thinglinks the blue circles is additional information that the website included for additional tags. Everything in the pink goes with the information that I collected. Fireweed Iris Crabtree Highbush Cranberry
I am still not fully confident on adnation and connation, but I think I was able to find just about everything else. Diadelphous and Porate Anther Dehiscence did prove to be a bit difficult (or maybe I am just not confident enough to spot them in the wild) I also …
This was a fun adventure for my son and I to go on together. We went way into the woods of Birch Hill and I think each of us ingested no less than 5 mosquitos each! We also found a wild strawberry patch which was an added bonus!
