Softscape 1

Softscape 1
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    The axis of the plant, connects the roots to the leaves. Where all other parts are attached. They vary in length and diameter. Usually above ground. Provides support to the plant. Holds the leaves, flowers and buds. Helps transport water and minerals

    stem

  • 2

    Characterized by the presence of nodes and internodes

    stem

  • 3

    Points of attachment for leaves, aerial roots, and flowers, a place where one or more leaves or branches are borne

    nodes

  • 4

    Stem region or space between two nodes

    internodes

  • 5

    Plants that show no obvious stem above ground but bear only leaves and flower stalks

    stemless/acaulescent

  • 6

    The hollow or solid stems of the grasses with well-defined nodes and internodes

    culm

  • 7

    A branch arising from the stem or from roots underground or from adventitious buds on the trunk or larger branches of shrubs or trees, the latter being called stem-suckers.

    sucker

  • 8

    Branch from above ground that becomes prostrate and strikes roots at the tip or nodes, producing new plants

    stolon

  • 9

    Forms permanent woody tissue lasting from year to yeat as in most shrubs and all trees

    woody stem

  • 10

    More or less woody, or half woody at least at the base

    suffrutescent

  • 11

    Living for a short period of time, forming no permanent woody tissue, dying after flowering

    herbaceous

  • 12

    Stem ascending perpedicularly from the base

    erect

  • 13

    Stem rising obliquely

    ascending

  • 14

    Stem reclining on the ground or near the base

    decumbent

  • 15

    Lying flat on the ground

    prostrate

  • 16

    Closely oppressed to the ground, rooting at the nodes.

    creeping

  • 17

    Ascending by means of support offered by other plants/objects whether by tendrils or roothairs

    climbing/scandent

  • 18

    Vines that climb by rolling about other stem/objects

    twining

  • 19

    Modified creeping stem growing beneath the surface of the soil

    rhizome/rootstock

  • 20

    Stout, thickened portion of a rootstock, bearing buds (eyes) on the sides

    tuber

  • 21

    Short, thick, fleshy, underground stem, usually sending off numerous roots from the lower part, and leaves and flower stalks at the upper part Ex. Taro/gabi

    corm

  • 22

    Small basal solid part; its bulk being made up of thickened scales; those in which the scales closely enwrap each other are called tunicate bulbs Ex. Onion, garlic, chives

    bulb

  • 23

    2 borne at the same node, opposite side of the stem

    opposite

  • 24

    3 or more borne at the same node, arranged regularly around the stem

    whorled/venticillate

  • 25

    2 or more borne at the same note, same side of the stem

    fascicled/fasciculate

  • 26

    One is borne at each node on one side, and the next baove or below on the opposite side of the stem

    alternate

  • 27

    When regularly arranged above another in 2 opposite rows

    distichous

  • 28

    When all leaves are turned towards one side

    secund

  • 29

    The most important job is to make food for the plant. Main (but not only) organ responsible for turning sunlight into food

    leaf

  • 30

    Has different sizes, shapes, and textures, depending on what is most useful in their habitat

    leaf

  • 31

    Broad thin part of ordinary leaves.

    blade/lamina

  • 32

    Leaf stalk

    petiole

  • 33

    Various shaped appendages at the base of the leaf-stalk or at the nodes which may be leaf-like, scale-like, or even represented by sheaths or by spines

    stipules

  • 34

    When the blade is of a single peace, without regards to how much it may be cut up

    simple

  • 35

    When the blade consists of two or more separate parts on a common petiole

    compound

  • 36

    Individual parts of the leaf blade

    leaflet

  • 37

    Stalk

    periolules

  • 38

    Extension of the petiole above the lowest leaflets

    rachis

  • 39

    End by which the leaf, or any other part of a plant is attached

    base

  • 40

    The opposite free end

    apex

  • 41

    Stupules are frequently wanting

    exstipulate

  • 42

    Petiole or leaf-stalk is frequently wanting

    Sessile

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  • 1

    The axis of the plant, connects the roots to the leaves. Where all other parts are attached. They vary in length and diameter. Usually above ground. Provides support to the plant. Holds the leaves, flowers and buds. Helps transport water and minerals

    stem

  • 2

    Characterized by the presence of nodes and internodes

    stem

  • 3

    Points of attachment for leaves, aerial roots, and flowers, a place where one or more leaves or branches are borne

    nodes

  • 4

    Stem region or space between two nodes

    internodes

  • 5

    Plants that show no obvious stem above ground but bear only leaves and flower stalks

    stemless/acaulescent

  • 6

    The hollow or solid stems of the grasses with well-defined nodes and internodes

    culm

  • 7

    A branch arising from the stem or from roots underground or from adventitious buds on the trunk or larger branches of shrubs or trees, the latter being called stem-suckers.

    sucker

  • 8

    Branch from above ground that becomes prostrate and strikes roots at the tip or nodes, producing new plants

    stolon

  • 9

    Forms permanent woody tissue lasting from year to yeat as in most shrubs and all trees

    woody stem

  • 10

    More or less woody, or half woody at least at the base

    suffrutescent

  • 11

    Living for a short period of time, forming no permanent woody tissue, dying after flowering

    herbaceous

  • 12

    Stem ascending perpedicularly from the base

    erect

  • 13

    Stem rising obliquely

    ascending

  • 14

    Stem reclining on the ground or near the base

    decumbent

  • 15

    Lying flat on the ground

    prostrate

  • 16

    Closely oppressed to the ground, rooting at the nodes.

    creeping

  • 17

    Ascending by means of support offered by other plants/objects whether by tendrils or roothairs

    climbing/scandent

  • 18

    Vines that climb by rolling about other stem/objects

    twining

  • 19

    Modified creeping stem growing beneath the surface of the soil

    rhizome/rootstock

  • 20

    Stout, thickened portion of a rootstock, bearing buds (eyes) on the sides

    tuber

  • 21

    Short, thick, fleshy, underground stem, usually sending off numerous roots from the lower part, and leaves and flower stalks at the upper part Ex. Taro/gabi

    corm

  • 22

    Small basal solid part; its bulk being made up of thickened scales; those in which the scales closely enwrap each other are called tunicate bulbs Ex. Onion, garlic, chives

    bulb

  • 23

    2 borne at the same node, opposite side of the stem

    opposite

  • 24

    3 or more borne at the same node, arranged regularly around the stem

    whorled/venticillate

  • 25

    2 or more borne at the same note, same side of the stem

    fascicled/fasciculate

  • 26

    One is borne at each node on one side, and the next baove or below on the opposite side of the stem

    alternate

  • 27

    When regularly arranged above another in 2 opposite rows

    distichous

  • 28

    When all leaves are turned towards one side

    secund

  • 29

    The most important job is to make food for the plant. Main (but not only) organ responsible for turning sunlight into food

    leaf

  • 30

    Has different sizes, shapes, and textures, depending on what is most useful in their habitat

    leaf

  • 31

    Broad thin part of ordinary leaves.

    blade/lamina

  • 32

    Leaf stalk

    petiole

  • 33

    Various shaped appendages at the base of the leaf-stalk or at the nodes which may be leaf-like, scale-like, or even represented by sheaths or by spines

    stipules

  • 34

    When the blade is of a single peace, without regards to how much it may be cut up

    simple

  • 35

    When the blade consists of two or more separate parts on a common petiole

    compound

  • 36

    Individual parts of the leaf blade

    leaflet

  • 37

    Stalk

    periolules

  • 38

    Extension of the petiole above the lowest leaflets

    rachis

  • 39

    End by which the leaf, or any other part of a plant is attached

    base

  • 40

    The opposite free end

    apex

  • 41

    Stupules are frequently wanting

    exstipulate

  • 42

    Petiole or leaf-stalk is frequently wanting

    Sessile