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Hans J. Spring . 2013. Fig. 8.83. Asterids – Campanulids . “Basal” . Asterids. Order . Ericales. Lamiids. . Order . Solanales. Order . Gentianales. . Order . Lamiales. Campanulids. Order . Apiales. WHAT PARTS OF THE VEGETABLES CAN WE EAT?. . ROOT. STEM. LEAVES. FLOWERS. FRUIT. . Tomato. The . species . originated. . in. . the.  . South American.  . Andes.  and . its. . use. . as. a . SMSD. Mrs. Rohret. Fruits and Vegetables. Important source of dietary fiber and carbohydrates. They are rich in vitamins & minerals. Fruits & Veggies are:. Low in fat. low in calories. low in sodium. Spring . 2014. Fig. 8.83. Asterids – Campanulids . “Basal” . Asterids. Order . Ericales. Lamiids. . Order . Solanales. Order . Gentianales. . Order . Lamiales. Campanulids. Order . Apiales. Flowers and Fruits. Flowers and Fruits. Angiosperms develop unique reproductive organs known as . flowers. .. Flowers and Fruits. Flowers are an evolutionary advantage because they . attract animals. In many plants, sexual reproduction occurs in the flower.. Unlike humans, the male and female sex cells in many plants are found in the same individual.. Organisms, like many flowers, that have both sets of sex organs are . Anthracnose may cause defoliation on most maple, oak, elm, walnut, birch, sycamore, and hickory trees. .. Occasionally, it can affect ash and linden trees.. May infect leaves, twigs, buds, shoots, and even the fruit of various landscape trees. Angiosperms. History. Oldest known fossils date back to about 132 million years ago. Molecular data show they evolved around 125 – 180 million years ago. Co-evolved with flying insects as . polinators. Spring . 2014. Fig. 8.83. Asterids – Campanulids . “Basal” . Asterids. Order . Ericales. Lamiids. . Order . Solanales. Order . Gentianales. . Order . Lamiales. Campanulids. Order . Apiales. Plant Morphology. Describes the physical form and external structures of a plant. Leaves. Important characteristics. Type. Arrangement. Shape. Margin. Veination . Leaf Types. Simple. Compound. Compound - Palmate. classification.. Study . of the range of characters and economic importance of . Annonaceae. , . Rutaceae. , . Rubiaceae. , . Solanaceae. , . Euphorbiaceae. , and . Poaceae. .. UNIT-II (Plant Taxonomy). They are often grouped according to the part of the plant that is eaten:. bulbs;. flowers;. fruit;. leaves;. roots; . seeds;. stem (stalk).. Peppers are the edible fruit of a plant. Bulbs. Some plants have bulbs which stay underground to store food for the plant when it is not growing. When the time is right, the bulb produces shoots which grow up through the soil.. To discuss the nutritive and dietetic value of fruit . To explain how vegetables are graded within the EU . To compile a set of guidelines to follow when buying, storing and preparing fruit in order to retain maximum nourishment. (Ch. 38). Charophyceans. Bryophytes (nonvascular plants). Seedless vascular plants. Gymnosperms. Angiosperms.  . Rafflesia arnoldii. , “monster flower” . of Indonesia. Orchid. (. Lemboglossum. rossii.