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ISB6thPlants

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CO2 + H2O + sunlight combine in chloroplasts to create ___ sugar and oxygen
Tissue that transports water and dissolved minerals from the roots to the rest of the plant xylem
Tissue that trnasports nutrients made in photosynthesis down to the rest of the plant phloem
Movement of water vapor out of a plant and into the air transpiration
Protects the leaf from dessication, drying out cuticle
Allows the leaf to bring in CO2 and release H2O stomata
Organelle in the plant cell responsible for photosynthesis chloroplast
Pigment in the chloroplast that gives the leaf its green color. chlorophyll
Two functions of leaves gas exchange and photosynthesis
Two functions of roots Anchor the plant and water absorption.
Outer layer of the tree used for protection bark
Tree layer where cells are dividing to create xylem tissue cambium layer
tip of the root root cap
tiny structures that increase surface area on the roots root hairs
term which means that a seed has absorbed water and is beginning to grow germination
outer layer of the seed seed coat
dormant structure which contains the stored nutrients and genetics to create a new plant seed
the young plant embryo
a plant that does not flower and has "naked seeds" gymnosperm
a flowering plant angiosperm
the reproductive organ of the plant flower
part of the pistil that "catches" the pollen stigma
part of the female flower that contains the eggs and which eventually grows into fruit ovary
the male reproductive part of a flower stamen
male reproductive part of the flower that contains the pollen anther
tiny grains that contain the sperm of the plant pollen
enlarged ovary that contains the seeds fruit
process when pollen lands on the stigma pollination
process when sperm unites with egg, ova fertilization
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