Follow the key on page 1 to direct the steps, alongside with it's illustration of key on page 2, to fill out the sheets on the second page of the each of the directed 16 species' labeled name, sequence of line choice, family, pollinator(s), and why this pollinator. Thank you. יד1 Flower parts in 4's or 5's; leaf veins in a branching patter..............l'Flower parts in 3's; leaf veins parallel..210 or more stamens present per flower and/or flower "butterfly" shaped2'Fewer than 10 stamens per flower.3Flower regular (radial symmetry)...3'Flower irregular (bilateral symmetry); pea-shaped ovary becomespea pod fruit.....4Many stamens attached to elongated tube surrounding style;leaves palmately lobed....4'Stamens attached individually to the flower......5Sepals appear to be absent when flower is open (present before opening);petals usually 4 (sometimes 6-12).....5'Sepals remain attached to the flower after it opens6Leaves clover-shaped; flowers usually yellow (sometimes pink)With 10 stamens......6'Leaves not clover-shaped; more than 10 stamens; ovary inferior or superior,often in a floral cup with sepals attached at the rim....7Inflorescence a dense head on a common receptacle surroundedby green bracts..Inflorescence not a head surrounded by bracts.Flower regular (radial symmetry)...Flower irregular (bilateral symmetry)..4 or 5 separate pistils present in each flower..One pistil present in each flower10Flower with 4 petals.10 Flower with 5 petals150KEY TO SOME COMMON FAMILIES OF FLOWERING PLANTS(Refer to the illustrations and glossary for definitions of terms in bold)..Dicot..2...Monocot..193788¹99'4..FabaceaeMalvaceae5Papaveraceae6OxalidaceaeRosaceaeAsteraceae8918Crassulaceae10111211Ovary superior, 4 long and 2 short stamens.. Brassicaceae11'Ovary inferior; 8 equal-length stamensOnagraceae12Petals fused together....1312Petals separate.1613 Pistil with 3 style branches...Polemoneaceae1413'Pistil with unbranched style or 2 to 5 style branches.14Ovary deeply 4-lobed (circle of 4 "bumps" at the base of thestyle); inflorescence often coiled like a scorpion's tail....Boraginaceae.......................... 1514Ovary a single globose structure at base of style.15Style with 2 distinct branches; inflorescence often coiled likea scorpion's tail.......Hydrophyllaceae...Solanaceae15'Style not divided into 2 branches16Small flowers with inferior ovaries; inflorescence is an umbelor compound umbel; foliage often aromatic..Apiaceae16' Flowers with superior ovaries; inflorescence a simple umbel or other................ 1717 Older ovary (fruit) elongated, resembling the beak of a bird(stork's bill); stamens alternate with petals in the flowerGeraniaceaeRhamnaceae17 Older ovary short; stamens opposite petals in flower......18 Leaves usually aromatic ("minty" or sage smell); ovary deeply 4-lobed; stems usually squarein cross-section; fruit not a capsul..............Lamiaceae18' Leaves usually not aromatic; stems usually not square in cross-section; fruit a drycapsule................Scrophulariaceae... Poaceae2019Petals and sepals absent; inflorescence usually green.19 Petals and/or sepals present and usually colorful.20 Flowers irregular (bilateral); 1 modified fertile stamen (polinium).Orchidaceae2120 Flowers regular (radial); 3 or 6 stamens21 Ovary inferior; 3 stamens; leaves sword-like, emerging onefrom another.Iridaceae21 Ovary superior (sometime inferior); 6 stamens (rarely 3); leaves not emerging one from anotherLiliaceae******151 1SILLUSTRATIONS OF TERMS USED IN THE FLOWER KEYaf veins branchingregular flowerleaf veins parallelmany stamens ofelongated tubehead (sent yer) inflorescence13.13%.style with 3 branchesटैŚ17.16.umbetcompound umbetxtorkabill fruitдаво чере$₂152Lab Day & Time:Pallinator(s)WORKSHEET: Flowers LabLab Instructor:Student num();Labeled Name Sequence of line choiceFamily15511.superior overy14ed ovarydWhy this pollinator?irregular flowerfloral cup17.stamcnx alternate11 inferior ova14.&14scorpion tailglobose ovarydIN.stamenx oppositeWORKSHEET: FlowersLabeledNume9101112141516Sequence of line choiceFamily156Pollinator(1)Why this pollinator?

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Follow the key on page 1 to direct the steps, alongside with it's illustration of key on page 2, to fill out the sheets on the second page of the each of the directed 16 species' labeled name, sequence of line choice, family, pollinator(s), and why this pollinator. Thank you. יד1 Flower parts in 4's or 5's; leaf veins in a branching patter..............l'Flower parts in 3's; leaf veins parallel..210 or more stamens present per flower and/or flower &#34;butterfly&#34; shaped2'Fewer than 10 stamens per flower.3Flower regular (radial symmetry)...3'Flower irregular (bilateral symmetry); pea-shaped ovary becomespea pod fruit.....4Many stamens attached to elongated tube surrounding style;leaves palmately lobed....4'Stamens attached individually to the flower......5Sepals appear to be absent when flower is open (present before opening);petals usually 4 (sometimes 6-12).....5'Sepals remain attached to the flower after it opens6Leaves clover-shaped; flowers usually yellow (sometimes pink)With 10 stamens......6'Leaves not clover-shaped; more than 10 stamens; ovary inferior or superior,often in a floral cup with sepals attached at the rim....7Inflorescence a dense head on a common receptacle surroundedby green bracts..Inflorescence not a head surrounded by bracts.Flower regular (radial symmetry)...Flower irregular (bilateral symmetry)..4 or 5 separate pistils present in each flower..One pistil present in each flower10Flower with 4 petals.10 Flower with 5 petals150KEY TO SOME COMMON FAMILIES OF FLOWERING PLANTS(Refer to the illustrations and glossary for definitions of terms in bold)..Dicot..2...Monocot..193788¹99'4..FabaceaeMalvaceae5Papaveraceae6OxalidaceaeRosaceaeAsteraceae8918Crassulaceae10111211Ovary superior, 4 long and 2 short stamens.. Brassicaceae11'Ovary inferior; 8 equal-length stamensOnagraceae12Petals fused together....1312Petals separate.1613 Pistil with 3 style branches...Polemoneaceae1413'Pistil with unbranched style or 2 to 5 style branches.14Ovary deeply 4-lobed (circle of 4 &#34;bumps&#34; at the base of thestyle); inflorescence often coiled like a scorpion's tail....Boraginaceae.......................... 1514Ovary a single globose structure at base of style.15Style with 2 distinct branches; inflorescence often coiled likea scorpion's tail.......Hydrophyllaceae...Solanaceae15'Style not divided into 2 branches16Small flowers with inferior ovaries; inflorescence is an umbelor compound umbel; foliage often aromatic..Apiaceae16' Flowers with superior ovaries; inflorescence a simple umbel or other................ 1717 Older ovary (fruit) elongated, resembling the beak of a bird(stork's bill); stamens alternate with petals in the flowerGeraniaceaeRhamnaceae17 Older ovary short; stamens opposite petals in flower......18 Leaves usually aromatic (&#34;minty&#34; or sage smell); ovary deeply 4-lobed; stems usually squarein cross-section; fruit not a capsul..............Lamiaceae18' Leaves usually not aromatic; stems usually not square in cross-section; fruit a drycapsule................Scrophulariaceae... Poaceae2019Petals and sepals absent; inflorescence usually green.19 Petals and/or sepals present and usually colorful.20 Flowers irregular (bilateral); 1 modified fertile stamen (polinium).Orchidaceae2120 Flowers regular (radial); 3 or 6 stamens21 Ovary inferior; 3 stamens; leaves sword-like, emerging onefrom another.Iridaceae21 Ovary superior (sometime inferior); 6 stamens (rarely 3); leaves not emerging one from anotherLiliaceae******151 1SILLUSTRATIONS OF TERMS USED IN THE FLOWER KEYaf veins branchingregular flowerleaf veins parallelmany stamens ofelongated tubehead (sent yer) inflorescence13.13%.style with 3 branchesटैŚ17.16.umbetcompound umbetxtorkabill fruitдаво чере$₂152Lab Day & Time:Pallinator(s)WORKSHEET: Flowers LabLab Instructor:Student num();Labeled Name Sequence of line choiceFamily15511.superior overy14ed ovarydWhy this pollinator?irregular flowerfloral cup17.stamcnx alternate11 inferior ova14.&14scorpion tailglobose ovarydIN.stamenx oppositeWORKSHEET: FlowersLabeledNume9101112141516Sequence of line choiceFamily156Pollinator(1)Why this pollinator?

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