I used Seschillaci’s dichotomous key for our Module 3 assignment. The key works – I successfully identified all 4 plants. I do have some feedback: There was no prime on “C – Flowers with white petals” Instead of using “C” for a third time, break down at “B …
As per the instructions, I selected a fellow classmate’s (Jayme Moudy-Ferrier–well done, by the way) Dichotomous Key to identify the four samples. The hard work was already done for me by Jayme who identified the specimens before-hand. I googled the specific terms used by Jayme to conduct my search, and …
Do many species of grasses exhibit porate anther dehiscence? Moving to things I did find: Inferior Ovary – Chamaenerion latifolium Connation – Erythranthe guttata(?) Palmate venation – species unknown (some kind of saxifrage?) Adnation – Sanguisorba stipulata Actinomorphic – Ranunculus acris(?) Needles – either a shabby Picea glauca or an …
Hi, I struggled with finding an example of adnation in my yard. I also have low confidence on a few of these. Not sure if the anther on Rununculus repens (9) is a porate anther dehischence or not. Also, not entirely sure if Heuchera glabra has an inferior ovary or …
I admittedly had some trouble identifying things, or at least being sure what I was seeing matched the definitions. But here is my best shot: Needle inferior ovary connation palmate venation actinomorphic
Hello, I worked real hard to research and compare what plants I saw out at Kincaid Park today in Anchorage with these terms. Hopefully I have the right idea and understanding. My plants too, wilted and withered very fast, so just these pictures will have to do for …
What a great assignment! I really had fun trying to track down specimens that fit the criteria for the definitions. I’m not so sure how perfect my choices are, but I did my best 🙂
I’m not 100% sure if all of them are correct (especially adnation and anther dehiscence). Let me know if anything is off and I’ll do my best to hunt down the correct thing! PlantBingo
Hi everyone! This is my BINGO card. Instead of adding photos I just added the actual items and took a single picture. When I went back to take macro-lens pictures all of my specimens were wilted. So for now this is my submission. Please let me know if you have …
A- Plants with flowers ~> B A’- Plants without flowers ~ plant 1 B- Flowers with petals ~> C B’- Flowers without petals ~ plant 4 C- Petals are white ~ plant 2 …
A Plants that do not have/produce flowers plant 1 A’ Plants that have/produce flowers B Flowers that do have/ produce petals plant B’ Flowers that do not have/produce petals plant C Plants that have/produce Purple Petals plant 3 C’ Plants that have/produce white petals plant 2 D plants with visible …
Unknown specimen: Mint family Dated Collected: 6/28/19 Location: Haines, Alaska Collector: Jennie Humphrey Using my dad’s booking binding bench to press plants!
1. Plant produces flowers A Single flower produced per stem . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Plant 3 a …
