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Chapter 23. Seed Plants II
Chapter 23: Seed Plants II: Angiosperms
Changing Concepts of Flowering Plants
monophyletic
ranalean flower
generalized = all parts
developed hypothesis by C. E. Bessey
evolving knowledge
hamamelida = wind-pollinated trees
Eudicots
Asterid Clade
exploitation
iridoid compounds
sunflower
medically significant
Basal Eudicatos
santalales
most are parasitic
caryophyllales
perisperm=nutrient tissue
Rosid Clade
fabids
pinnately compound leaves
more derived than tricolpates
Classification Of Flowering Plants
eudicots
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flowers are more diverse
monocots
flowers arranged in multiples of three
basal angiosperms = early angiosperms
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Monocots
Commelinoid Monocots
arecales
Zingiberales
bananas
canna lillies
gingers
different
poales
sedges
cattails
bromeliads
Liliales
many families
large colorful flowers
Asparagales
septa necataries=necter secretion area
septa=fused carpel sides
large clade
Alismatales
delicate
aquatic herbs
dioscoreales
tubers
herbs
Concepts
angiosperm carpel
edge of sprophyll primordia crowd against each other & grow shut
leaving a suture
leaving no seam
closed carpel
evolved combat w/ animals
nonlinear evolution
greatest number of living species
primitively vessel-less
lacked vessels
because ancestors lacked
large variety
Single division: Magnoliophyta/ Angiospermophyta
classification of angiosperms
evolution to angiosperms
not simple
zygomorphy
bilaterally symmetrical flowers
primary vessel-less
lost vessels after time
double fertilization
second pollen spore
fuses with polar nucleus
universal in flowering plants
Basal Angiosperms
living descendants of several early groups
uniaperturate