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H.Bio Leaf Practical

2023 Honors Biology Leaf Lab Practical Review Notes

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What is the State Tree of Tennessee? Tulip Poplar
What is the State Tree of Mississippi? Southern Magnolia
What is an important timber tree for use in paper products? Loblolly Pine
Which leaf can come in three different shapes on its tree? Sassafras
What is the "seed" of an Oak Tree? Acorn
What is the "seed" of a Pine Tree? Pinecone
What is the "seed" of a Maple Tree? Helicopter
What is the "seed" of a Sweet Gum Tree? Gumball
What is the "seed" of a Pecan Tree? Nut
What are two examples of compound leaves? Shagbark Hickory and Pecan.
What is the common name of a leaf with a "scratchy" surface? Winged Elm
Name the tree with a fan-shaped leaf that will either be male or female. Ginkgo
What type of veination does a Mimosa leaf have? Bi-Pinnately Compound
Leaves that have parallel veins are in what taxonomic order? Monocots
What taxonomic class are Pine Trees in? Gymnosperm
What two taxonomic classes are there? Angiosperm and Gymnosperm.
What is the name of the vascular tissue that conducts water up to the leaves in the summer time? Xylem
Through which structure on the underside of a leaf does the Oxygen produced in the Light Reaction leave? Stomata
Name the only Gymnosperm that is deciduous. Bald Cypress
What is the name of the tree that is often used in landscaping in Urban areas due to its tolerance of pollutants? Ginkgo
Members of what class have seeds that are enclosed in a fruit? Angiosperm
What is the enlarged area of a leaf stem where it attaches to a branch called? The node.
What is the name of the conducting veins in leaves that carry food to other parts of the tree? Phloem
What is the dominant pigment in a Southern Magnolia leaf? Chlorophyll A (Light Green)
What is the chemical formula for Glucose? C6H12O6
What is the name of the tree that grows a "knee" structure when it is located in a watery-environment? Bald Cypress
What is the name of the tree that is so common on campus that it has "star-like" points? Sweet Gum
On the underside of a leaf, what structure controls the opening and closing of the Stomata where gases enter and leave? Guard Cells
Name the tree that will grow beautiful white flowers in the Spring. Dogwood
What are three good things that trees do for us or our environment? a.) Supply us with Oxygen. b.) Reduce the amount of Carbon Dioxide in the atmosphere. c.) Gives animals homes and protects the environment's biodiversity.
What is the difference between River Birch and Winged Elm? While they look quite similar, River Birch has a smooth texture, while Winged Elm has a scratchy one.
What is the difference between Red Maple and Sugar Maple? While they look quite similar, Red Maple is more tight and closed up, while Sugar Maple is more open and spaced out.
How can you differentiate Dogwood from other leaves? The pinnate veination of a Dogwood leaf spreads out and then conjoins back together at the tip.
What is the difference between Pecan and Shagbark Hickory? While they look quite similar, Pecan has even sized leaflets, while Shagbark Hickory has a wider top-leaflet.
What is the difference between Red Oak leaves and White Oak leaves? Red Oak leaves have spines, or spikes, on their tips. Meanwhile, the tips of White Oak leaves are generally round and smooth.
What is the difference between Water Oak and Live Oak? While they look quite similar, Water Oak leaves have a wider top, while Live Oak leaves are even all-around.
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