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What name is given to Materials that are needed for chemical reactions? reactants
What name is given to materials that are produced during chemical reactions? products
What are the reactants for photosynthesis? carbondioxide and water
What are the products of photosynthesis? glucose and oxygen
What name is given to plants that bear flowers? angiosperms
What name is given to plants that do not bear flowers? gymnosperms
Name the most fertile type of soil loam
Name the cell organelles that supplies the cell with energy mitochondria
Name the plant cell organelle that produces chlorophyll chloroplast
Which plant cells make the plants flexible? collenchyma
Which plant cells make the plants very strong? sclerenchyma
Name the plant cells used for storage. parenchyma
What type of tissues are used to cover plant parts? Dermal
What type of tissues are used to transport substances in plant? vascular
Name the plant system used to carry food from the leaves to other parts of the plants. phloem
Which vascular system is made up of tracheid cells? xylem
Which vascular system is made up of companion cells phloem
How many cotyledons are in a monocotyledonous seed? one
How many cotyledons are in a dicotyledonous seed? two
Name the type of growth that causes the tree to grow taller. primary growth
Name the type of growth that causes the tree to grow thicker or wider. secondary growth
What name is given to the structure that attaches the leaf to the stem? petiole
What name is given to a horizontal stem that grows above ground? stolon
Name the largest cell in the leaf where photosynthesis takes place. palisade cell
Name the cells at the side of the stoma that controls the size of the stoma. guard cell
Name the waxy layer that covers the top of the leaf. cuticle
What name is given to a plant's response to touch? thigmotropism
What name is given to a plant's response to water? hydrotropism
What name is given to the period when a mature seed is not growing? dormancy
What word is used to describe a seed that has the ability to grow? viable
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