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5/11/2010 Monocots Herbaceous – no true wood. Parallel veined leaves with sheathing base. Single cotyledon. Vascular bundles scattered (no organized cambium). bi ) 3-merous flowers. Acoraceae 1 Genus 6 species Aquatic herbs. Narrow ‘equitant’ leaves. Inflorescence a fleshy spike Flowers very samll, bisexual. Radially symmetrical. Tepals 4-6, inconspicuous or none, distinct to connate. Stamens 1-6. Carpels 2-3. y usually y superior. p Ovary Fruit a berry. Acorus Araceae 109 Genera 2830 species Terrestrial or aquatic herbs, vines, or epiphytes. Leaves alternate, spiral or two-ranked. With calcium l i oxalate l t crystals. t l Watery or milky latex. Inflorescence a spathe and spadix Flowers bisexual or unisexual. Plants usually monoecious. Radially symmetrical. Tepals p 4-6,, inconspicuous p or none,, distinct to connate. Stamens 1-6. Carpels 2-3. Ovary usually superior. Fruit usually a berry 1 5/11/2010 Arisaema triphyllum Jack in the pulpit Araceae Monstera deliciosa Araceae Monstera Lemna minor Araceae duckweed Dieffenbachia spp. Araceae dumb cane 2 5/11/2010 Liliaceae 16 Genera 635 species Herbs with bulbs and/or rhizomes. Leaves alternate, spiral, or whorled along stem; basal rosette. Inflorescence sometimes reduced to one terminal flower. Flowers bisexual, radial to slightly bilateral. Tepals 6, disinct, petaloid. Stamens 6. Carpels 3, connate. Ovary superior superior. Fruit a capsule, very rarely a berry. Lilium canadense Canada lily Liliaceae\ 3 5/11/2010 Lilium superbum Turk’s cap lily Liliaceae Trillium erectum wake robin Liliaceae (Melanthiaceae) Melanthiaceae) Lilium philadelphicum wood lily Liliaceae Smilacaceae 1 Genus 310 species Vines, occasionally herbs. With thick rhizomes. Often with prickles on stems. Leaves alternate and spiral. Leaves simple; entire to serrate. Primary veins palmate, converging; secondary veins reticulate. With pair of tendrils near petiole base. 4 5/11/2010 Smilacaceae 1 Genus 310 species Inflorescence an umbel. Flowers unisexual. Plants dioecious. Tepals 6, distinct to slightly connate. Stamens 6. Carpels 3, connate. Ovary superior. Fruit a berry. One genus: S il Smilaxcatbrier tb i Iridaceae 67 Genera 1750 species Herbs with rhizomes, corms or bulbs. Leaves alternate, 2 ranked, equitant. Inflorescence a cyme, often reduces to 1 terminal flower Flowers bisexual, bilaterally or radially symmetrical. Individual flowers subtended by 1-2 bracts. 5 5/11/2010 Iris Iridaceae 67 Genera 1750 species Tepals 6, someitmes outer 3 distinct from innner 3. Stamens 3. Filaments free or connate. Sometimes adnate to tepals. Anthers sometimes sticking to style branches. Style branches sometimes expanded and petal-like. Carpels 3, connate. Ovary inferior. F it a capsule. Fruit l Iris verna Iris cristata Iris prismatica Sisyrinchium blue-eyed grass Sisyrinchium atlanticum Sisyrinchium angustifolium Sisyrinchium mucronatum 6 5/11/2010 Alliaceae 13 Genera 645 species Allium cepa Onion Herbs with bulbs. Plants onion or garlic scented. Leaves alternate, often two-ranked. Leaves flat, terete (round in xsection), or quadrangular. Inflorescences umbels or umbel-like, subtended by membranous bracts. Flowers bisexual, radially or bilaterally symmetrical. Tepals 6, distinct to slightly connate. S Stamens 66. Filaments free or connate. Sometimes adnate to tepals. Carpels 3, connate. Ovary superior. Fruit a capsule. Allium sativum Allium tricoccum garlic ramp, wild leek Native to mountains of western Maryland 7 5/11/2010 Allium vineale wild garlic Bad agricultural and garden weed 8