a waxy layer that covers the leaves of a plant and retains water.

is a system of tube like structures inside a plant that carries water, minerals, and food throughout a plant.

lack a well developed system of of tubes for transporting water and other minerals for food. they are normally low growing due a lack of structure

a plant with true vascular tissue.

the stage of a plants life where a plant produces spores that will later on become sperm cells.

the stage of a plants life where they produce sperm and egg cells.

anchor moss and absorb water and nutrients from the soil.

are the leaves of a fern that are divided into smaller parts that look like small leaves.

is the vascular tissues that food moves through

is the vascular tissue that minerals and water flow through.

are tiny structures that will later become sperm cells.

is a young plant inside a protective covering containing food.

is a plant that produces from a fertilized egg.

are the seed leaves in an embryo.

is when the plant begins to grow again and pushes out of the seed.

is the transfer of pollen from a male reproductive organ to a female reproductive organ.

an angiosperm is a flowering plant that produces seeds inside a protective covering.

is the reproductive structure of an angiosperm.

are the protective covering of a flower when the flower i still a bud.

are the colorful leaf like parts of the plant.

are the male part of the plant that reproduce.

are the female part of a plant.

is a protective covering used to protect the seeds as they grow.

is a ripened ovary and other structures that enclose one or more seeds.

are angiosperms that only have one seed leaf.

produce seeds with two seed leaves

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Chapter 8 plants

vocabulary

Term	Definition
Cuticle	a waxy layer that covers the leaves of a plant and retains water.
Vascular Tissue	is a system of tube like structures inside a plant that carries water, minerals, and food throughout a plant.
Zygote	a fertilized egg
Nonvascular Plants	lack a well developed system of of tubes for transporting water and other minerals for food. they are normally low growing due a lack of structure
Vascular Plants	a plant with true vascular tissue.
Sporophyte	the stage of a plants life where a plant produces spores that will later on become sperm cells.
Gameophyte	the stage of a plants life where they produce sperm and egg cells.
Rhizoids	anchor moss and absorb water and nutrients from the soil.
Fronds	are the leaves of a fern that are divided into smaller parts that look like small leaves.
Phloem	is the vascular tissues that food moves through
Xylem	is the vascular tissue that minerals and water flow through.
Pollen	are tiny structures that will later become sperm cells.
Seed	is a young plant inside a protective covering containing food.
Embryo	is a plant that produces from a fertilized egg.
Cotyledons	are the seed leaves in an embryo.
Germination	is when the plant begins to grow again and pushes out of the seed.
Root Cap
Cambium
transpiration
Gymnosperm
Cones
Ovule
Pollination	is the transfer of pollen from a male reproductive organ to a female reproductive organ.
Angiosperm	an angiosperm is a flowering plant that produces seeds inside a protective covering.
Flower	is the reproductive structure of an angiosperm.
Sepal	are the protective covering of a flower when the flower i still a bud.
Petal	are the colorful leaf like parts of the plant.
Stamen	are the male part of the plant that reproduce.
Pistile	are the female part of a plant.
Ovary	is a protective covering used to protect the seeds as they grow.
Fruit	is a ripened ovary and other structures that enclose one or more seeds.
Monocots	are angiosperms that only have one seed leaf.
Dicots	produce seeds with two seed leaves
Stomata
Tropism
Hormone
Auxin
Phototroperiodism
Short-day plants
Long-day plants
critical night length
Day-neutral plants
Dormacy
Annual
Biennials
Perennials

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