Review Late Monday Afternoon....

I would be happy to have a review late Monday afternoon. If you are interested, stop by my office during the day on 5/9. Remember to review the mid-term prior to the final. The final is comprehensive.

APIACEAE, PHYTOLACACEAE, NYMPHACEAE, VITACEAE, PASSIFLORACEAE

APIACEAE (Above)

NYMPHACEAE (Above)

PHYTOLACACEAE (Above)

VITACEAE (Above)

 

 

PASSIFLORACEAE (Above)

Hole in the Donut

JUGLANDACEAE, ULMACEAE, VIOLACEAE, APIACEAE, MORACEAE

JUGLANDACEAE (Above)

MORACEAE (Above)

ULMACEAE (Above)

VIOLACEAE (Above)

HIPPOCASTANACEAE, SCROPHULARIACEAE, RANUNCULACEAE, CELASTRACEAE, ELEAGNACEAE

Araliaceae, Cactaceae, Rutaceae, Theaceae, Tiliaceae

ARALIACEAE

CACTACEAE

RUTACEAE

THEACEAE

TILIACEAE

Invasive Species...

Link to A Field Guide for the Identification of Invasive Plants in Southern Forests.

Plant Families

FINAL FAMILY LIST FOR 2011

1. Aceraceae
2. Amaryllidaceae
3. Apiaceae
4. Aquifoliaceae
5. Araceae
6. Araliaceae
7. Asteraceae
8. Balsaminaceae
9. Berberidaceae
10. Betulaceae
11. Bignoniaceae
    
12. Brassicaceae
13. Cactaceae
14. Celastraceae
15. Cornaceae
16. Elaegnaceae
17. Ericaceae
18. Fabaceae
19. Fagaceae
20. Hamamelidaceae
21. Hippocastanaceae
    
22. Iridaceae
23. Juglandaceae
24. Lamiaceae
25. Lauraceae
26. Liliaceae
27. Magnoliaceae
28. Nymphaeaceae
29. Oleaceae
30. Orchidaceae
31. Passifloraceae
32. Phytolaccaeae
33. Platanaceae
34. Poaceae
35. Ranunculaceae
36. Rosaceae
37. Rutaceae
38. Salicaceae
39. Scrophulariaceae
40. Solanaceae
41. Theaceae
42. Tiliaceae
43. Ulmaceae
44. Violaceae
45. Vitaceae

Biotechnology...

Orchidaceae, Araceae, Asteraceae, Poaceae, Solanaceae

Pando..... Integrating some important concepts.

...and the Pacific Northwest Conifer Nitrogen mystery.

Liliaceae, Fagaceae, Brassicaceae, Lamiaceae, Pinaceae

Plants and Survival Mechanisms ....

MAGNOLIACEAE, ERICACEAE, FABACEAE, CORNACEAE

Odds and Ends...

Lab Activities

1. We looked at Pruniodeae (Okame Cherry) flowers
2. We looked at Pomoideae (Bradford Pair) flowers
3. We saw the location of Spiroideae (Spirea)
4. We briefly discussed the primitive flowers of Magnolia and learned the term 'tepals'.
5. We say an example of two different cultivars of White Pine (Pendula and Nana)

We watched the documentary King Corn.

ROSACEAE and NOMENCLATURE

DON'T FORGET EXAM TUESDAY 3/15 - 9:30 - 10:45 am.

Midterm EXAM REVIEW Now Posted.

Access the exam review here. Remember the exam will be during lecture on 3/15!

Cellular Respiration