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Plant Test #2
| Questions | Answer |
|---|---|
| vascular plant that uses seeds to reproduce, but the seeds are located in a cone | gymnosperm |
| transport food from the leaves down to the rest of the plant | phloem |
| the most common nonvascular plant that does not have true stems,true leaves or true roots | moss |
| transports water to the top of a plant | xylem |
| most common type of gymnosperm that produces cones and is common used as Christmas trees | conifers |
| group of flowering plants that reproduce with seeds that are protected within a fruit | angiosperm |
| the tiny plant and true leaves that are inside a seed | embryo |
| Are trees vascular or nonvascular? | vascular |
| Which group of plants have cones very skinny needles? | gymnosperms |
| For a plant to produce seeds, the pollen grains MUST get to what part of the flower | pistil |
| Ferns, gymnosperms and angiosperms are types of __________________ plants | vascular |
| Which group of plants mainly reproduce with seeds? | angiosperms |
| Angiosperms are ______________ plants. | vascular |
| _____________ plants have xylem and phloem. | vascular |
| All angiosperms have _____________. | flowers |
| What type of plants are mosses, liverworts and hornworts? | nonvascular |
| Do all angiosperms produce fruit? | yes |
| Do all angiosperms make food using sunlight? | yes |
| Mosses can live only in places that are | moist |
| The female part of a flower is the | pistil |
| the male part of a flower is the | stamen |
| Is a daisy a vascular or nonvascular plant? | vascular |
| Is moss a vascular or nonvascular plant? | nonvascular |
| Are trees vascular or nonvascular plants? | vascular |
| movement of pollen from the stamen to the pistil | pollination |
| For pollination to take place, polen must leave the ______ and land on the pistil of a flower. | stamen |
| Seeds begin to form in the bottom of the flower's ___________. | pistil |
| part of the seed that surrounds the embryo and provides food for it while it germinates | cotyledon |
| __________ cones become sticky so that the pollen will pollinate it | female |
| Pollen is produced by the _________ cones of gymnosperms | male |
| these types of plants must absoreb water and nutrients directly form the soil or air | nonvascular plants |
| have tissues that carry water, nutrients and food to the rest of the plant | vascular plants |
| the turning of a plant toward or away form something in their environment | tropism |
| plants turning away or towards sunlight | phototropism |
| a plant's response to gravity | gravitropism |
| Is it more important for a seed to have warmth or sunlight in order for it to germinate? | warmth |
| the one thing you change in an experiment | IV |
| to gather information using your five senses | observe |
| the results that you measure after you carry out the experiment | DV |
| anything that can affect your topic and affect your results | variable |
| to make a good guess based on your observations and background knowledge | infer |
| Fruits are classified by how their seeds are arrange and by _____________. | how many seeds they have |
| these can form a new plant, but they are very tiny and do not have their own food source | spore |
| Do humans get most of their food from gymnosperms or angiosperms? | angiosperms |
| What part of the plant cells uses sunlight in order to make food for the plant cell? | chloroplast |
| means naked seed | gymnosperm |
| means seed in a container | angiosperm |
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