Myrtaceae - Quiz
A) Melipona and Tetragonula B) Johnson and Briggs C) Cryptoplini and Psiloxylaceae D) Wilson et al.
A) Dehiscent fruits B) Legume fruits C) Dry drupes D) Baccate fruits
A) Wilson (2011) B) Wilson et al. (2001) C) Johnson and Briggs (1984) D) Plants of the World Online (2025)
A) Heteropyxis and Psiloxylon B) Corymbia and Syzygium C) Tristania and Myrtus D) Melaleuca and Eucalyptus
A) They are extinct lineages B) They are the earliest arising and surviving lineages C) They are hybrids of other Myrtaceae D) They are the most recently evolved species
A) 17 B) 14 C) 130 D) 2
A) Heteropyxideae and Psiloxyleae B) Eucalypteae and Myrteae C) Myrtoideae and Psiloxyloideae D) Leptospermoideae and Myrtoideae
A) Myrteae B) Leptospermeae C) Heteropyxideae D) Eucalypteae
A) 17 B) 130 C) 200 D) 14
A) Tetragonula carbonaria B) Melipona bicolor C) Cryptoplini weevils D) Tetragonula hockingsi
A) Petals B) Nectar C) Pollen D) Resin
A) Herbivory B) Mellitochory C) Pollination D) Parasitism
A) In the nectar of the flowers B) In the roots of the plant C) In flower buds, fruit buds, or galls D) In the resin of the tree
A) They destroy the honey quality B) They kill the bees C) They take up space in the hives D) They attract other insects
A) Rosales B) Lamiales C) Myrtales D) Fabales
A) Monocotyledonous B) Bryophytes C) Gymnosperms D) Dicotyledonous
A) Rose B) Clove C) Maple D) Oak
A) Caffeine B) Essential oils C) Resin D) Latex
A) Dentate B) Serrated C) Lobed D) Entire
A) Five B) Six C) Three D) Eight
A) Stamens B) Sepals C) Pistils D) Bracts
A) 100 to 90 million years ago B) 20 to 10 million years ago C) 5 million years ago D) 60 to 56 million years ago
A) Pangaea B) Rodinia C) Laurasia D) Gondwana
A) Mutation B) Pollination C) Hybridization D) Vicariance
A) About 1,000 B) About 10,000 C) About 5,950 D) About 25,000
A) Drupe B) Fleshy C) Capsular D) Berry
A) Melaleuca B) Syzygium C) Callistemon D) Eucalyptus regnans
A) Calyptranthes B) Osbornia C) Myrcia D) Eugenia
A) Samara B) Fleshy C) Dry and dehiscent D) Capsular
A) Europe B) Neotropics C) Australia D) North America
A) Bottlebrushes B) Myrtle C) Paperbarks D) Guava
A) Pine B) Lavender C) Acca (feijoa) D) Sunflower
A) Aquatic B) Woody C) Succulent D) Herbaceous |
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