ENCS407 Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Carex Geyeri, Cyperaceae, Caprifoliaceae

• School: University of Alberta
• Department: Environmental and Conservation Sciences
• Course: ENCS407
• Professor: Lisa Raatz

Document Summary

Carex filifolia: short, thread-like leaves, reddish stem bases, single spikes. Carex geyeri: grass-like leaves, spikes single, females below looks like a . Carex utriculata: large coarse wetland sedge, males terminal, females lateral, bidentate beak mini onion bulbs. Schoenoplectus acutus: round hollow stems, stem extends as bract beyond inflorescence, leaves: 3-5 basal sheaths, large rhizomes, lots of root hairs, mini pinecone looking inflorescence. Inflorescence appearing lateral: stem extends past inflorescence, scaly rhizomes, no root hairs, brown inflorescences. Conium maculatum (p i: leaves pinnately dissected, compound umbel flowers, veins from leaves continue down stems. Descurainia pinnata (a n: alternate leaves, pinnately divided, forb. Stanleya pinnata: alternate leaves, upper leaves entire, lower leaves pinnately divided, smooth stems. Alnus incana: monoecious shrub, doubly serrate leaves, male & female flowers in catkins, males soft & drooping females hard & resembles a pinecone, winter buds stalked, winter twigs have lenticels.