Plant Bingo

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A few notes on the bingo card:

  • I had to change a few spots because I couldn’t find everything on the original card. I hope that that was allowed.
  • The Adnation picture is especially difficult to see, but some of the anthers seemed to be fused to the petals.
  • The Palmate Venation—on second glance—looks to actually be pinnate, but I couldn’t tell originally.
  • The two anthers in the Didynamous picture are different lengths, but were attached together.

Hopefully this picture is clear enough to see the rest!

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  1. Stefanie Ickert-Bond Avatar

    Thanks Louis, yes, replacing the terms is fine. The examples are great, and as you noted the palmate venation examples actually shows pinnate venation with a central primary vein and secondary veins coming of it at different levels not from one point at the base of the leaf. Thanks for marking the areas of interest on the images. The fruit of the Iris, is actually a capsule, it is a nice example of an inferior ovary as well 🙂

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