🚀 go-pugleaf

I thought most of you would find this interesting:

We were asked to bring in samples (live) of plants and flowers that had
certain characteristics.  The challenge is to keep the amount of samples
small with still showing al the characteristics.  I would appretiate any
input any of you have.  Even just a single source on the internet where
I could find the definitions to these words. Thanks!  Please reply to
matmoore@jps.net.

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PLANTS WITH:
 calyptra
 modified leaf
 leaf node scars
 internodes
 petiole
 lateral bud growth
 simple palmate veined leaf
 compound pinnate leaf
 radicle
 fibrous roots
 tap roots
 chorled leaf arrangement
 entire leaf
 toothed pinnate
 doubly compound leaf
 waxy simple leaf
 large shade adapted leaf
 leaf adapted to avoid excess water loss
 leaf adapted for water storage
 a nitrogen fixer
 tendrils
 sori on frond
 resistance to dessication (not leaf)
 plumule
 seed coat
 primary growth
 xerophyte
 halophyte
 mineral deficiency
 adventitious roots
 toxic plant
 bulb
 leucoplasts
 leaf axil
 wind dipersed seed
 germinating seed
 seed dispersed on fur
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FLOWERS WITH:
 simple (primitive) dicot
 inferior ovary
 bilateral symmetry
 inflorescence
 insect guidelines
 non-greeen sepals
 composite flower
 adaptations to prevent self-pollination
 wind pollinated flower
 umbel
 incomplete perfect
 imperfect flower
 fused corolla
 raceme
 visible ovules in ovary
 pollen grains
 citrus flower
 hummingbird pollinated flower