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Lifepac unit 1 4th
Collin Conner
Question | Answer |
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chlorophyll | The green-coloring matter in plants. |
citrus | Fruit such as oranges or lemons. |
container | A box or jar or anything to hold another thing. |
created | Made. |
cucumber | A fruit with green skin, used in salads and for pickles. |
decay | To become rotten. |
diagram | A drawing showing the main parts. |
floral | Having to do with flowers. |
geranium | A plant with pretty flowers often grown as a window plant. |
grapefruit | A yellow, round citrus fruit larger than an orange. |
herb | A plant whose stems or leaves are used in cooking. |
lettuce | The green leaves of a plant used in salad. |
ovary | The part of a plant that holds the seeds. |
parsnip | A vegetable with a long, white root like a carrot. |
pepo | A fleshy fruit with a hard rind and many seeds, such as a melon or a cucumber. |
petal | One of the parts of a flower that is usually colored. |
pistil | The part of the flower that makes the seeds. |
pollen | A yellow powder in flowers. |
pollinate | To cary pollen from stamens to pistils. |
pome | Fruit such as pears, apples, quince. |
quince | A hard, yellow sour fruit. |
radish | A small root with red or white skin. |
receptacle | The stalk of a plant that holds up the petals, stamens, and pistils. |
reproduce | To make again. |
sac | A part of a flower. |
sepal | The outer cover of a flower. |
spinach | A plant with green leaves which are boiled and eaten. |
stamen | The part of the flower that contains the pollen. |
stigma | Top part of the pistil of a flower. |