What are the four major effects of plant domestication
- More and larger fruits or grains
- Thicker stalks
- Seeds easily separated from chaff
- Seeds stay on parent plant
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
What are the four major effects of plant domestication | - More and larger fruits or grains
- Thicker stalks
- Seeds easily separated from chaff
- Seeds stay on parent plant |
Characteristics of legumes | - Produces their own nitrogen through rhizobium bacteria in their roots
- Provides an important source of protein |
Dehiscent vs indehiscent | |
Which wheat varieties are the most important type grown | Most important - Bread wheat (T. aestivum, 6N)
Second most important - Durum wheat (T. spelta, 6N) |
Major characteristics of bamboo | - Flowering monocot (seldom)
- Shallow but extensive root systems
- Vegetative propagation
- Culms (stems) are hollow |
Differences between spices and herbs | Spices - Dried fruit, seed, root, or bark of plants
Herbs - Leafy part of a plant, used fresh or dried |