Bragg Plants
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| Photosynthesis | Process by which plants make their own food
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| Transpiration | Process by which water evaporates from the surface of a leaf through microscopic pores known as stomata
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| Cellular Respiration | Process by which cells produce the energy needed to survive
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| Dormancy | Period of time when the growth or activity of a plant or seed stops due to changes in temperature or amount of water
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| Tropism | Plants can respond by moving their stems, roots, or leaves toward or away from a stimulus
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| Reactants of Photosynthesis | Sunlight (Energy) + Carbon Dioxide + Water
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| Products of Photosynthesis | Oxygen + Glucose
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| Reactants of Cellular Respiration | Oxygen + Glucose
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| Products of Cellular Respiration | Carbon Dioxide + Water + ATP (Energy)
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| Life Cycle of a Flower | Seed --> Sprout --> Bud --> Flower
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| Four main parts of a flower | Roots, Stem, Leaf, Flower
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| Fibrous Root System | All roots are the same size
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| Tap Root System | Primary root grows longer and thicker than secondary roots
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| 2 Primary Functions of Roots | Absorb water and nutrients AND Anchors plant
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| 9 Parts of Flower Reproduction | Petals, Sepal, Stamen, Anthers, Filaments, Pistil, Stigma, Style, Ovary
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| Female Parts of the Flower | Pistil: Stigma, Style, Ovary
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| Male Parts of the Flower | Stamen: Anther, Filament
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| Petals | Colorful, attract pollinators
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| Sepals | Special leaves that form a ring around the petal/protect the flower while it's a bud
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| Stamen | Male part of the flower
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| Anthers | Tip of stamen, make pollen
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| Filaments | Hold up the anthers
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| Pistil | Female part of the flower
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| Stigma | Sticky part of the pistil, where pollen lands and fertilization begins
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| Style | Long stalk that supports the stigma, pollen travels through the tube to reach the ovary
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| Ovary | Part that holds the seeds
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| Chloroplast | Organelle that converts energy to food for the cell, where photosynthesis occurs
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| Mitochondria | Powerhouse of the cell, where cellular respiration occurs
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| Stomata | Opening in a leaf or stem of a plant that enables the gas exchange of CO2 and O2
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| Chlorophyll | Pigments that traps light energy and makes plant green
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| 2 reasons photosynthesis is important to humans | 1. produces oxygen
2. provides energy for most living things
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| Vascular Plants | Have a well-developed system for transporting H2O and food
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| Nonvascular Plants | Do not have a well-developed system for transporting H2O and food
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| Xylem | transports H2O and minerals from roots to rest of plant
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| Phloem | transports food from leaves to rest of plant
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| Angiosperms | flowering plants
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| Gymnosperms | cone bearing plants
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| Monocots | one food storage area
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| Dicots | two food storage areas
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| Geotropism | response to gravity, roots grow in direction of gravity, stems grow in the opposite direction
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| Phototropism | response to light
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| Hydrotropism | response to water sources. Roots will follow water
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| Thigmotropism | response to touch
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