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All about plants!

Review your plant information before you take a test or make a notecard!!!

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Autotroph something that creates its own food
chloraplasts location of food poduction in plant cells
chlorophyll a green pigment that absorbs sunlight
photosynthesis the procees by which plants use the sunlight to convert carbon dioxide into glucose
photosynthesis equation H2O+CO2+Energy=O2+sugar
respiration equation sugar+O2=H2O=CO2=energy
Tap root long thick main, thin roots grow off it
fibrus root several main roots that branch into a tangled mess
These roots would be best for holding soil in place and stopping erosion. Fibrus
roots would store large quantities of food fleshy tap
roots would be hanging in the air aerial
roots would help support the stem brace
roots would seek out deep water supplies tap
define fruit a fruit is a ripend ovary that produces one or more seeds.
define angiosperms plants that produce seeds enclosed in fruit.
define gymnosperms Plant that produces seeds not enclosed in a protective covering.
name the two parts of an stamen anther and filament
name the parts of the carpel (pistill) stigma and style and ovary
what is the covering around the bud which later become leaves below the petals sepals
what holds the flower up? Stem
what is the colered part of the flower that attracts bees? petal
a plant pollinates itself is called self pollianation
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