The Northern Border of the Midlatitude Broadleaf and Mixed Forest

question 151

Multiple Choice

The northern border of the midlatitude broadleaf and mixed forest is characterized by

• A) maple trees.
• B) conifers.
• C) tundra.
• D) teak trees.

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Definitions:

Eudicot

A major group of flowering plants that are characterized by having two seed leaves or cotyledons upon germination.

Integuments

Layers of protective tissues surrounding the ovules of plants, which develop into the seed coat upon fertilization.

Accessory Fruit

A fruit consisting primarily of tissue other than ovary tissue (e.g., apple, pear). Compare with aggregate, simple, and multiple fruits.

Coleoptile

A protective sheath covering the emerging shoot in monocotyledons, such as grasses and cereals.