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Short plant descriptions with key terms.

by Nykenah Stallworth
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Family : Pinaceae

? Long needles , 8in - 18in long . Typically in bundles of three . Form \ " pom - pom \ " on the end of the branches .
? Large pinecones , bristles pointing down .
? Fire adapted species .
? The saplings of longleaf pine are known as the \ " grass - stage \ " .

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Family : Pinaceae

? Needles 6in - 10in long , 2 - 3 per bundle . Pine needles go up the sides of the branch .
? Pinecones medium sized , bristles stick straight out on the sides .

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Family : Pinaceae

? Short needles , 3 - 5 inches long . Needles in bundles of 2 ( sometimes 3 ) .
? Small pinecones , bristles pointing down .

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Family : Anacardiaceae
? Has an oil , urushiol , in its tissues that can cause contact dermatitis if contact with skin is made .
? Leaves are in leaflets of three ( trifoliate ) . Leaflets mostly entire with occasional lobes . Plants can form vines and small shrugs .
? A generalist species , so it can be found in many different habitats .

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Family : Anacardiaceae
? Also contains urushiols .
? The leaves are more lobed than poison ivy and are fuzzy in texture .
? Plants form small shrubs . They grow in sandy , dry upland areas .

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Family : Anacardiaceae
? Has the most concentrated amount of urushiols of the three plants .
? Has compound leaves with 7 - 13 leaflets . The center petiole is typically red .
? Can grow up to 6 meters in height .

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Family : Magnoliaceae
? Mississippi's state tree and flower !
? Waxy leaves with rusty hairs on the underside .
? Large , white flowers . Beetle pollinated .

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Family : Malvaceae

? Small annual woody shrub
? Flowers cream with a reddish center
? Palmately ( hand - like ) - lobed leaves
? Plant covered in sharp bristley hairs ( stellate hairs )

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Family : Apiaceae
? Leaves are leathery , pinnately compound , and when broken have a carrot - y smell
? Can grow up to 3 m tall
? Has inflorescences in umbels
? Prefers moist habitat s

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On land plants , the is the main aboveground axis that conducts materials between roots and leaves . It provides support , and in some species it also performs photosynthesis or storage . and Nodes describe the distances and joints along the stem . Common forms include erect , prostrate , climbing , and specialized types such as , , , tubers , cladodes , and . Roots attach to the stem at the base , consisting of a primary root , lateral roots , and the , forming fibrous , tap , or tuberous systems .

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What is a ? The portion of a plant that functions for the : 1 . Conduction of materials 2 . Support of the plant ? s architecture 3 . In some species , photosynthesis or storage ste m

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Specialized Stems include , , , , and . Rhizomes are underground thickened storage stems that grow laterally with roots along underside and new growth buds above . Ex . Ginger , turmeric , violets , some irises , grasses , etc . Bulbs , Corms , Tubers , Cladodes and Stolons are also specialized stems .

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Specialized Stems : are similar to rhizomes but grow mostly above ground and can give rise to new clones from nodes along this type of stem . Ex . Some grasses , strawberries , spider plants , etc .

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What is a root ? Primarily function in anchorage and absorption of water and nutrients . Some may serve as storage . Three Primary Parts : Primary root , Lateral roots , Root apical meristem and root cap . Common Root Systems : , , . include , , .

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