PPT-The Monocots: Part 2 Commelinid Monocots

Spring 2014 Phylogeny of Monocot Groups Acorales Alismatales Asparagales Liliales Dioscoreales Pandanales Arecales Poales Commelinales Zingiberales Basal Petaloid Commelinid. 20 Lisa Shipley is Professor of Wildlife Ecology, Department of Natural Resource Sciences, Washington State University, Pullman, WA, 99164-6410. Presented in Scientastic. Lesson Plan Overview. Plant Body Structure. Plant Cell. Leaf Cross Section. Vascular Tissue. Plant Body . Structure. Angiosperm. Evolutionary Tree of Plants. Monocots and Dicots. Flower . . and . Dicots. Monocots. . . . Dicots. ONE . cotyledon (Seed Leaf). . TWO . Cotyledons (Seed Leaves). . Monocots. . . . Dicots. P. arallel Veins. . Net-veined (Branchy Veins). Overview, Basal, and “Petaloid” Groups. . Spring . 2014. Figure 7.1 from the text. Synapomorphies of Monocots. Root system adventitious . One cotyledon . Stems with . scattered vascular bundles . What is an Angiosperm? (click box to get answer). Flowering Plant. List some examples of Flowering Plants:. List some examples of what . isn't. a flowering 
plant:. Petiole Style. Sepals Ovule. Commelinid Monocots. . Spring . 2014. Phylogeny of Monocot Groups. Acorales. Alismatales. Asparagales. Liliales. Dioscoreales. Pandanales. Arecales. Poales. Commelinales. Zingiberales. Basal. “Petaloid”. . petals in multiples of . 3 . leaves have parallel veins. Monocots. are seeds that only have one cotyledon, such as the corn seed. Monocot Leaves. Parallel Veined. Monocot Flowers. Multiples of . Plant Taxonomy- is the grouping of plants based on their presumed relationship.. Nomenclature is the application of names to plants.. Common Names are easy to pronounce and remember, but they can be confusing because of different areas use different names.. Commelinid Monocots. . Spring 2013. Phylogeny of Monocot Groups. Acorales. Alismatales. Asparagales. Liliales. Dioscoreales. Pandanales. Arecales. Poales. Commelinales. Zingiberales. Basal. “Petaloid”. Chapter 12. Kinds of plants. Plants are the basis of the food chain for all living things.. Botany – the science of the study of plants. Over 280,000 species of plants. .. Angiosperms. Angiosperm is a plant with enclosed seeds.. Xylem vs. Phloem. Seeds vs. Spores. Root Types. largest group . well-developed system for transporting water and food; they have true roots, stems, and leaves.. help circulate water and food throughout the plant.. .. 10.1 Describing the histology of roots, stems, leaves, and . flowers . 10.2 Recognizing chemical and physical adaptations of plants. Examples: chemical -—foul odor, bitter taste, toxicity;. physical—- spines, needles, broad leaves . . Spring . 2014. Figure 7.1 from the text. Synapomorphies of Monocots. Root system adventitious . One cotyledon . Stems with . scattered vascular bundles . (. no secondary growth. ); . herbaceous. Monocotyledoneae. , or . Liliopsida. Chapter 7. Simpson, 2. nd. Edition. Monocots. 22% of all angiosperms. 56,000 . species. Diversity of Orders/Families. Table 7.2 p. 204. Table 7.3 p. 231. Class Liliopsida.