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Botanical Structures and Functions Exam Questions

This set of exam questions focuses on identifying different plant structures, their functions, and interactions with pollinators and dispersal vectors. Test your knowledge of botanical terminology and concepts with these questions.

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Botanical Structures and Functions Exam Questions

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  1. Some sample questions for exam 3

  2. IDENTIFY

  3. Identify structure number 3

  4. What is the function of structure number 3?

  5. Identify structure number 8

  6. What travels down structure 5?

  7. Identify the structure marked “e”

  8. The hypanthium of this flower is formed by the fusion of what parts?

  9. IDENTIFY the small white structures (assume the plant is unfertilized)

  10. What does this become when ripened?

  11. What is the most likely pollinator of these sweet smelling flowers? You may use the key provided.

  12. What is the most likely pollinator of these sweet smelling flowers? You may use the key provided.

  13. What is the most likely pollinator of these flowers? Each inflorescence is ~ 1” long

  14. What inflorescence type is this?

  15. What inflorescence type is this?

  16. What inflorescence type is this?

  17. What inflorescence type is this?SEE LIST OF TERMS

  18. Identify the objects circled in pink

  19. The ovary position is …

  20. What is the most likely dispersal vector of these fruits?

  21. What is the most likely dispersal vector of these fruits?

  22. Is this a simple fruit or a compound fruit?

  23. Identify the part of the fruit marked “a.” a b c

  24. Identify “c” – the whole structure, not the covering. a c b

  25. This fruit is an accessory fruit. What part of the flower is modified to form the red part? http://i.imgur.com/skoMEr1.gif

  26. What is the most likely dispersal vector of these fruits?

  27. What vegetation type is pictured?

  28. What vegetation type is pictured?

  29. What vegetation type is pictured?

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