Biology 3484A/B Study Guide - Midterm Guide: Poaceae, Chordate, Apidae
29 May 2016
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10 000 berries - modified cones long thin needles. 250 000 1) fruits, flowers oldest living org; deserts (family: zygophyllaceae); clones, rhizomes largest seed. 16 000 1) scopa 2) feathery, branched hairs. 100 000 (1. 5 mil total) 1) chitin cell wall 2) dna seq 3) ec dig 4) abs nutr. 60 000 cellulase, pectinase, antibiotics, lichens 99%; nematode-trapping. Examples red algae mosses e. g. juniper, cedar, redwood e. g. pines, spruce, larch, hemlock pines spruce flowering plants creosote bush. Coco de mer palm daisies, sunflowers, dandelion orchids, cosmopolitans peas, beans, legumes grasses roses, apples, cherries potatoes, tomatoes, nicotine soapberry, maple, lychee citrus bees e. g. penicillium, Basidio (cryptococcus); asco (s. cerevisiae, candida); char rev. 40 most basal vertebrate; jawless; no paired fins. 25 000: skeletal structure of appendages (fins/limbs) char rev, amniotic egg (amnion, chorion, allantois) 2) penis. 5500 1) hair 2) 3 middle ear bones 3) mammary glands 4) neocortex: give birth to live but premature young 2) pouch in females.
