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Flowering Plants

review of flowering plants, transiration and photosynthesis

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pistil the female reproductive part of the plant
stigma the sticky surface of the pistil where pollen lands
style tube that supports the stigma
ovary storage place for eggs; once the eggs are fertilized this structure develops into the fruit
xylem type of vascular tube that transports water upwards through a plant
stamen the male reproductive part of the plant
anther produces the pollen for the plant
filament stalk that supports the anther
pollination process of moving pollen from the anther of a stamen to the stigma of a pistil
fertilization process in which the sperm cells in the pollen unite with the eggs found in the ovary
transpiration movement of water through a plant
sepals leaf-like structures that protect a bud
flower reproductive part of a flowering plant
guard type of cell that controls whether a stoma is open or closed
stomata openings in a leaf through which water vapor and oxygen exit and carbon dioxide enters a plant
complete flower a flower that has both stamens and pistils; aka "perfect"
incomplete flower a flower that contains either a stamen or a pistil; aka "imperfect"
cross type of pollination in which pollen is transferred between plants
self type of pollination in which pollen is transferred within the same plant
fruit structure that protects the seeds; it once was the ovary
petal part of a flower that attracts pollinators with its scent and bright colors
pollen particles produced by the anther of a stamen; these particles contain a plant's sperm nuclei
water vapor and oxygen gases that exit from stomata
carbon dioxide gas that enters through stomata
ovule scientific name for the structure that contains a plant's eggs
roots entry point for water in plants
photosynthesis process in which a plant uses carbon dioxide and water, in the presence of sunlight, to make glucose and oxygen
carbon dioxide and water the starting materials of photosynthesis
glucose and oxygen the end products of photosynthesis
seed the fertilized egg becomes this structure
 

 



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