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science lesson 2

unit 2 lesson 2

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what transports materials and provides support to the plant body? a vascular system
what are plants called that do not have a vascular system? nonvascular plants
what protects the plant dermal tissue
what transports materials vascular tissue
what provides support and storage ground tissue
what are leaves, stems and root examples of plants organs
what are the 2 organ systems root and shoot
what does the shoot system include leaves, stems, flowers
what does the root system take up water and nutrients from the soil
what do plants make their food from energy from sunlight
the process that uses energy from sunlight to convert water molecules and carbon dioxide into sugars and oxygen photosynthesis
main site of photosynthesis a leaf
what are two kinds of vascular tissue xylem and phloem
what flows through the xylem water
what flows through the phloem nutrients, minerals sugars
organs that absorb water and dissolved nutrients from soil roots
what do root connect to stems
organs that transport nutrients to that plant stems
water, carbon, and oxygen enter and exit the plant through tiny openings in the leaf surface called what stomata
what is the process of a plant growing towards light phototropism
a change in the direction of plant growth in response to gravity is called what gravitropism
what helps the stomata open and close guard cells
what do plants take in oxygen, water, carbon
what do plants release sugars
what do plants make for animals to eat glucose/sugar
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