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plants

QuestionAnswer
aerial roots in humid places/supports the stem adventitious
Plant with flowers Angiosperm
rings that develop around the trees original root showing the trees age Annual Ring
Hormone that promotes growth in some tissues while suppresses growth in others Auxin
Does not have vascular tissue and is at the bottom Bryophyte
adds width to the tree trunk Cambium
H20 oves up a pipe(xylem) based on the with of the pipe . the skinnier the pipe the higher the water travels Capillary action
Type of adventitious root that climbs up structures Climbing Roots
Thick flexible wall that supports stems and leaves Collenchyma
A flower with all parts Complete Flower
Cover woody stems and roots preventing infection EX. Bark Cork
Where it splits apart/ Sead leaf/ food Cotyledon
Made of cutin and provides water proofing Cuticle
Stimulates cell division and prevents aging Cytokinins
Growth in many areas resulting in many branches deliquescent growth
A seed that's splits in to 2 Dicotyledon
1 pollon makes 2 sperm and one sperm fertilizes the egg and the other fertilizes the polar body Double fertilization
Inside a seed and makes a fruit Endosperm
Becomes levaes Epidermis
Outer Layer EX Bark Epidermis
Gas that helps grow fruit Ethylene Gas
when a plant grows tall Excurrent growth
When eggs and sperm combine EX PLANT SEX Fertilization
Many equal roots growing off the main root Fibrous root
Holds up anther Filament
comes from ovary Fruit
When plants grow in the flow of gravity + down - up Geotropism
Growth of seed Germination
Promotes growth in the eggs to make fruit Gibberellins
when water droplets fall off the edge of the leaf Guttation
Flowerless plants/ Produces seeds Gymnospermes
Dried up wood ¨ Fire Wood¨ Heart Wood
Green/ Plant Herbaceous stem
When plants grow toward water + towards - Away Hydrotropism
Becomes the stem Hypocotyl
Has just male or female parts imperfect flower
does not have all parts incomplete flower
adds width to stem lateral bud
dots on stems for O2 and CO2 to travel through Lenticel
Cell division/mitosis Meristematic Tissue
where Cell division and mitosis occurs Meristematic Zone
One cotyledon/ can split apart monocotyledon/monocot
Cell collapses to show movement Nastic movement
Where eggs are held Ovary
what is inside ovary Ovule
Making Food/Food Storage Parenchyma
Connects flower to stem Pedicel
carries food and water up and down the stem Phloem
Has both male and female parts Perfect flower
Attracts pollenators Petals
Amount of light/darkness a plant receives determines when it blooms etc Photoperiodism
when plants grow towards light + towards light - away from light Phototropism
female sex organ Pistil
Transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma Pollenation
Grow outward to support plant EX strawberry Prop Root
first organism after germination Radicle
Base of flower Receptacle
Helps root dig without being damaged Root Cap
Pressure caused when water enters the roots causing pressure Root Pressure
Wood that contains a functioning xylem¨wet wood¨ Sap wood
Tissue that protect and makes rope and twine Sclerenchyma
Male sex organ Stamen
Contains embryo Seed
Top of pistil Stigma
Connects stigma and ovary style
1 big root EX carrot Tap root
Adds length(makes taller) to a tree Terminal Bud
Grows towards touch Thigmotropism
Tall trees Tracheophytes
Water leaves straight form plants Transpirational Pull
Contains Xylem/Phloem Vascular Bundle
Dry/Brown woody stem
Carries water only up the stem Xylem
Cells swell in this zone Zone of elongation
Only zone with root hairs Zone of maturation
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