A waxy or a fatty and watertight layer on the external wall of epidermal cells. One of maney opening in a leaf or a stem of a plant enable gas exchange to occur.

Guard Cell Vascular System

One of a pair of specialized cells that border a stoma and regulate gas exchange. A conducting system of tissues that transport water and other materials from one part of a plant.

Nonvascular Plant Vascular Plant

The 3 groups of plants that lack specialized conducting, tissues and true roots, stems, and leaves. A plant that has a vascular system composed of xylem and phloem, specialized tissues conduct.

A plant embryo that is enclosed in a protective coat. An organism in an early stage of development of plants and animals.

A plant that produces seeds. The productive structure of flowering plant that usually consists of a pistol, stamens, petal, and sepal.

The tissue that conducts food (sugar, amino acids, and mineral nutrients) in vascular plants. Hard-walled cells that transport water and mineral nutrients in a kind of tissue.

The portion of a plant that grows mostly above the ground; includes the stems and leaves. The mainly underground organ of vascular plants that hold plants in a place and absorns and stores water and minerals.

A region of undifferentiated plant cells that are capable of dividing and developing into specialized plant tissues. A root like structure in nonvascular plants, such as mosses or live worts, that holds plants in place and aids in absorption.

A horizontal, underground stem that provides a mechanism for asexual reproduction. The leaf of a fern or palm.

In animals, a photoreceptor within the retina that can distinguish colors and is very sensitive to bright lights. A woody vascular seaplant whose seeds are not enclosed by an avary or fruit.

A flowering plant that produces seeds within a plant. A mature plant ovary; the plant organ in which the seeds are enclosed

A triploid (3n) tissue that developes in the seeds of angiosperms and that provides food for a developing embryo. A monocotyledonous plant; a plant that produces seeds that have only one cotyledon.

Dicot Vegetative Part

A dicotyledonous plants; an angiosperm that has two cotyledons, net venation, and flowers parts in groups or four. Any nonreproductive part of a plant.

Any grass that produces grains that can be used for food, such as rice, wheat, corn, oats, or barley. The edible seeds or seedlike fruit of a cereal grass.

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Bio Chapter 23 Vocab.

Term	Definition
Cuticle Stoma	A waxy or a fatty and watertight layer on the external wall of epidermal cells. One of maney opening in a leaf or a stem of a plant enable gas exchange to occur.
Guard Cell Vascular System	One of a pair of specialized cells that border a stoma and regulate gas exchange. A conducting system of tissues that transport water and other materials from one part of a plant.
Nonvascular Plant Vascular Plant	The 3 groups of plants that lack specialized conducting, tissues and true roots, stems, and leaves. A plant that has a vascular system composed of xylem and phloem, specialized tissues conduct.
Seed Embryo	A plant embryo that is enclosed in a protective coat. An organism in an early stage of development of plants and animals.
Seed Plant Flower	A plant that produces seeds. The productive structure of flowering plant that usually consists of a pistol, stamens, petal, and sepal.
Phloem Xylem	The tissue that conducts food (sugar, amino acids, and mineral nutrients) in vascular plants. Hard-walled cells that transport water and mineral nutrients in a kind of tissue.
Shoot Root	The portion of a plant that grows mostly above the ground; includes the stems and leaves. The mainly underground organ of vascular plants that hold plants in a place and absorns and stores water and minerals.
Meristem Rhizoid	A region of undifferentiated plant cells that are capable of dividing and developing into specialized plant tissues. A root like structure in nonvascular plants, such as mosses or live worts, that holds plants in place and aids in absorption.
Rhizome Frond	A horizontal, underground stem that provides a mechanism for asexual reproduction. The leaf of a fern or palm.
Cone Gymnosperm	In animals, a photoreceptor within the retina that can distinguish colors and is very sensitive to bright lights. A woody vascular seaplant whose seeds are not enclosed by an avary or fruit.
Angiosperm Fruit	A flowering plant that produces seeds within a plant. A mature plant ovary; the plant organ in which the seeds are enclosed
Endosperm Monocot	A triploid (3n) tissue that developes in the seeds of angiosperms and that provides food for a developing embryo. A monocotyledonous plant; a plant that produces seeds that have only one cotyledon.
Dicot Vegetative Part	A dicotyledonous plants; an angiosperm that has two cotyledons, net venation, and flowers parts in groups or four. Any nonreproductive part of a plant.
Cereal Grain	Any grass that produces grains that can be used for food, such as rice, wheat, corn, oats, or barley. The edible seeds or seedlike fruit of a cereal grass.

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