have either male or female parts, but unlike other flowers, do not have both in one flower

when an oak tree creates and drops thousands of acorns in a season. Happens once every five years.

insect that eats acrons, but also deposits its egg inside them.

a new plant or tree that is only a few feet high

a young tree that is over a few feet high

The tip of the twig where the branch adds cells to make it grow longer.

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Aplogia Botany

Chapter 9 vocabulary - Exploring Creation with Botany

Term	Definition
imperfect flowers	have either male or female parts, but unlike other flowers, do not have both in one flower
masting	when an oak tree creates and drops thousands of acorns in a season. Happens once every five years.
acorn weevil	insect that eats acrons, but also deposits its egg inside them.
seedling	a new plant or tree that is only a few feet high
sapling	a young tree that is over a few feet high
terminal bud	The tip of the twig where the branch adds cells to make it grow longer.