A trait of an organism that has changed to adapt to environment through natural selection.

alternation of generations

They cycle where the plant alternates between gametophyte and sporophyte stage.

A type of multicellular algae that forms from multiple alga grouping in a colonized form.

Also known as dicotyledons. As the name suggests are plants that have two cotyledons or embryonic leaves. Compare monocots.

Product of angiosperms where the ovules in the seed are enclosed by the ovary.

Sexual reproduction organ of angiosperms; contains the pistil and stamen of the plant.

The seed bearing structure of angiosperms. They have particular taste to attract animals who consume fruit then discard the seeds that were not digested.

Extended system of vascular tissues that function as a primary part of photosynthesis and transpiration.

Also known as monocotyledons. As the name suggests are plants that have one cotyledon or embryonic leaf. Compare diocots.

An organism that is made of more than one cell. Any complicated organisms, including mammals, ferns, etc., are multicellular. Compare unicellular

Fine powder containing microgametophyte or the male gametophyte of a seeded vascular plant. Functions to protect the microgametophyte when it moves from the stamen to the pistil of the plant.

An organ of a vascular plant, normally underground, that holds the plant upright and absorbs moisture and nutrients from underground.

An embryotic plant that is covered by a seed cover and usually has available food source. It is the product of fertilization of a vascular seed plant.

An organ of a vascular plant that holds the plant straight. It also has vascular tissues to transport water and nutrients across different parts of the plant, from the root to the leaf.

An organism that is made of one cell. Also, and algae that is singular and by itself. E.g. Amoeba Compare multicellular

Tissues that transport water and nutrients throughout the organism. There are two types, Xylem and Phloem, where Xylem transports water and mineral and Phloem transports food and nutrients.

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Term	Definition
adaptation	A trait of an organism that has changed to adapt to environment through natural selection.
alternation of generations	They cycle where the plant alternates between gametophyte and sporophyte stage.
colonial	A type of multicellular algae that forms from multiple alga grouping in a colonized form.
dicots	Also known as dicotyledons. As the name suggests are plants that have two cotyledons or embryonic leaves. Compare monocots.
enclosed seeds	Product of angiosperms where the ovules in the seed are enclosed by the ovary.
flowers	Sexual reproduction organ of angiosperms; contains the pistil and stamen of the plant.
fruit	The seed bearing structure of angiosperms. They have particular taste to attract animals who consume fruit then discard the seeds that were not digested.
leaves	Extended system of vascular tissues that function as a primary part of photosynthesis and transpiration.
monocots	Also known as monocotyledons. As the name suggests are plants that have one cotyledon or embryonic leaf. Compare diocots.
multicellular	An organism that is made of more than one cell. Any complicated organisms, including mammals, ferns, etc., are multicellular. Compare unicellular
pollen	Fine powder containing microgametophyte or the male gametophyte of a seeded vascular plant. Functions to protect the microgametophyte when it moves from the stamen to the pistil of the plant.
roots	An organ of a vascular plant, normally underground, that holds the plant upright and absorbs moisture and nutrients from underground.
seeds	An embryotic plant that is covered by a seed cover and usually has available food source. It is the product of fertilization of a vascular seed plant.
stems	An organ of a vascular plant that holds the plant straight. It also has vascular tissues to transport water and nutrients across different parts of the plant, from the root to the leaf.
unicellular	An organism that is made of one cell. Also, and algae that is singular and by itself. E.g. Amoeba Compare multicellular
vascular tissue	Tissues that transport water and nutrients throughout the organism. There are two types, Xylem and Phloem, where Xylem transports water and mineral and Phloem transports food and nutrients.

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