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Seitz Plants

Plants

TermDefinition
Anatomy Structural makeup, especially of an organism or any of its parts
Carbon Dioxide A colorless, odorless gas
Cell The basic unit of all living things
Chlorophyll A green pigment found in green plants that absorbs energy from sunlight and is used by plants in making food and oxygen
Dormant Not active
Embryo An organism in its earliest stages of development; in most plants it is found inside a seed
Flowers The reproductive part of a flowering plant; place where pollination occurs
Leaves Plant parts that grow out of the stem; place where photosynthesis occurs
Non-Vascular Plant Plants that do not have tissues to transport food and water (for example, moss)
Photosynthesis The process by which producers such as plants make their own food by using energy from the sun
Pistil The female reproductive structure of a flower (consists of the stigma, style, and ovary)
Plant A major group of living things that are multicellular and that carry out photosynthesis
Pollination The transfer of pollen from the male part of one flower to the female part of another flower
Roots The underground foundation of a plant
Seed A part of a flowering plant that contains the embryo from which a new plant can grow
Sepal One of the leaflike parts that protect a flower bud and that is usually green
Spore A reproductive cell that can develop into a new organism
Stamen The male reproductive structure of a flower (consists of the anther and filament)
Stem The part of a plant that connects its roots and its leaves
Vascular Plant Plants that have special tissues to transport food and water (for example, trees and flowering plants); most plants are vascular plants
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