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Salsk061 [2.6K]
1 year ago
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Make a prediction. which morphological character do you think will best reflect relationships among these plants- body morpholog

y or flower morphology? why?
Biology
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Bond [772]1 year ago
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Morphological character such as leaf, node density , bud number,etc. change in many plant species in response to factor such as light availability , soil compaction and organic matter removal.

Vegetative and reproductive characteristics are the two systems  are common to nearly all vascular plants and provide a unifying theme for the study of plants morphology. It is important for the role to identifying plants, classification is also done by knowing the morphology of the plants.

Morphology is to identify plants using morphological characteristics. Plants can be identifies by observing certain distinguishing morphological characteristics but some plants are closely relatable , by which it shown by the similarity of their flower structures.

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