The Latin genus for carrots is (spell precisely)What we harvest and eat is a thickenedWhat is the actual name of the family of carrots?Which other plant of today's lab belongs into the same family?OPTIONS PICK ONE ONLY:1.) FILL IN THE BLANK2.) Adventitious rootRhizome or cormPrimary rootHypocotyl3.) FILL IN THE BLANK4.) Cellery (Apium)Onion (Allium)Pennywort (Hydrocotyle)Radish (Rapanus)Vetch or broad been (Vicia)Blades (laminas) of bifacial leaves are commonly oriented, and havechlorenchyme is differentiated into two tissues: theparenchyme with densely packed, elongate cells, and the-parenchyme, with more air spaces.PICK ONE OPTION ONLY:1.) horizontallyVertically2.) an upper and a lower surfacetwo identical surfacesone surface3&4.) FILL IN THE BLANK÷. The

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Sweet Potato: What is the Latin name for the genus of Sweet potato? You have to spell very carefully Which of the following plants belong into the same genus? PICK ONLY ONE OPTION: 1.) FILL IN THE BLANK 2.) Beans Carrots Corn Morning glories Willows What is the English name for the genus "Salix"? You have to spell very carefully We met this plant alrready earlier in this class, as leaf section. Where? PICK ONLY ONE OPTION: 1.) FILL IN THE BLANK 2.) As example for abnormal secondary thickening As host for the powdery mildew Uncinula As model organism in Embryo staging As example for bat pollination syndrome As example for bird pollination syndrome
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