Jeopardy II

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Jeopardy II

Flowering Families


Flowering Families

Flowering Families
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100 Question from H1

• The leaves of members of this family are simple,
  entire to spiny-serrate, palmately-veined, often
  w/ prickles, w/ paired tendrils.

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100 Answer from H1

• What is Smilaceae?

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200 Question from H1

• Give the scientific name of the bromeliad or
  pineapple family and list a species that one
  would find in Georgia.

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200 Answer from H1

• What is Bromeliaceae, Tillandsia usneoides
  (Spanish moss), and Bromelia pinguin (pinguin)?

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300 Question from H1
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300 Answer from H1

• What is Caryophyllaceae, Silene antirrhina
  (Sleepy silene)?

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400 Question from H1

• Describe this inflorescence and name the family.

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400 Answer from H1

• What is a raceme and Phytollacaceae?

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500 Question from H1

• Members of this family have swollen nodes with
  simple, usually entire leaves. The leaves have
  an ocrea at the base of the petiole. The flowers
  are small, actinomorphic, perfect, and are
  hypogynous.
• Name the family and give an example of a species.

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500 Answer from H1

• What is Polygonaceae, Polygonum persicaria or
  Polygonum aviculare.

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100 Question from H2

• Members of this family are in Order Violales.
  They exhibit growth forms from subshrubs to
  trees. They are dioecious producing reduced
  flowers. The perianth is absent or reduced to
  glands.
• Name the family and give an example of a species.

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100 Answer from H2

• What is Saliaceae, Populus heterophylla or Salix
  nigra.

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200 Question from H2

• Members of this family are annual or perennial
  vines. Tendrils can be found at the petiole
  base. The calyx and corolla are synsepalous and
  sympetalous respectively. A pepo is one of the
  fruit types produced by members of this family.
• Name the family and give an example of a species.

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200 Answer from H2

• What is Cucubitaceae, Melothria pendula or
  Ecballium elatarium.

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300 Question from H2

• Oenothera biennis is a member of this family.
  Give the scientific and common name of this
  family.

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300 Answer from H2

• What is Onagraceae, evening-primrose family?

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400 Question from H2
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400 Answer from H2

• What is Fagaceae?

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500 Question from H2

• Give a description of Euphorbiaceae flowers.

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500 Answer from H2

• What are actinomorphic, imperfect (plants
  monoecious or dioecious), hypogynous, often very
  reduced, w/ extrastaminal nectaferous discs or
  glands present in one or both sexes
• flowers.

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100 Question from H3
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100 Answer from H3

• What is Brassicaceae?

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200 Question from H3

• The flowers of this family are actinomorphic,
  perfect or more often imperfect (dioecious,
  polygamous, or polygamodioecious), hypogynous or
  rarely perigynous or epigynous, small w/
  nectariferous disc. The growth form is woody
  vines, shrubs to trees. The leaves are
  trifoliate, pinnately compound, sometimes simple.
• Name this family and give an example of a
  species.

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200 Answer from H3

• What is Anacardiaceae, and Rhus glabra (Smooth
  sumac) or Toxicodendron radicans (Poison Ivy)?

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300 Question from H3

• Describe this fruit.

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300 Answer from H3

• What is a berry enclosed by an inflated
  persistent calyx?

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400 Question from H3
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400 Answer from H3

• What are ray and disc flowers? What is a head or
  capitulum?