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Photosynthesis

Parts of the plant and more

TermDefinition
Gymnosperms produce naked seeds and deep-growing root system
Angiosperm flowering seed in fruiting body
Root to anchor and absorb water/ minerals
Stem structure to carry materials between roots and leaves AND hold leaves up so they are exposed to sunlight
Leaves Capture sun's energy to produce food
Phloem for transport of food (sugar) and it goes down
Xylem for transport of water, minerals and it goes up
pollen contain sperm cell
seed structure that contains young plant in a protective covering
vascular HAVE special tissue to transport water and sugar
non-vascular DOES NOT have special tissue
monocot mono= one has one coyledon
dicot di= two has two coyledon
epidermis a single layer of cell covered with a cuticle
cuticle waxy layer covering epidermis cells of a plant
mesophyll the photosynthesis tissue between upper and lower epidermis
palisade mesophyll loaded with chloroplasts
spongy mesophyll arranged in air spaces
stoma opening on the bottom of surrounded by guard cells
stamen male parts of the flower
anther produces and contains pollen
filament fine like hair that sits on top of the anther
pistil female parts of the flower
stigma receives the pollen grains and on which they germinate
ovary holds the seed and turns into a fruit
style sits on top of the stigma
imperfect flower can have all male parts or all female parts
perfect has both female and male
ovule parts of the ovary that becomes the seeb
sugar and oxygen C(6)+H(12)+0(6)+6 O(2)---- 6+CO(2)+6+ H(2)O
carbon dioxide and water 6+CO(2)+6+H(2)O------ C(6)+H(12)+0(6)+6 O(2)
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