Waxy layer that covers the non-woody aboveground part of most plants.

Poors to permit plants to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide.

Pair of specialized cells that control the opening and closing of the stoma.

A system of well developed vascular tissue that distributes material more efficiently.

Structure that contains the embryo of a plant.

Early stage in the development of plants and animals.

Vascular plants that produce seeds.

Reproductive structure that produces pollen and seeds.

Relatively soft-walled cells transport organic nutrients in a kind of tissue.

Hard-walled cells transport water and mineral nutrients in a kind of tissue.

The part of the body that grows mostly upward and out of the ground.

The part of the body that grows downward into the ground.

Plant growth zones of actively dividing plant cells.

Hair-like projections anchor the gametophytes to the surface on which they grow.

Rhizome that is anchored by roots and leaves of a fern.

Clusters of non-green spore-bearing leaves form the structure.

Seed plants whose seeds do not develop within a sealed container.

Flowering plants that produce seeds that develop while they are enclosed within a specialized structure.

Structures in which the seeds of angiosperms develop

The speed of angiosperms have a supply of stored food at some time during their development.

Flowering plants that produce seeds with one seed leaf.

Flowering plants that produce seeds with two seed leaves.

Any non-reproductive part of a plant.

Grasses that are grown as food for humans and livestock.

Edible dry fruit that cereal grasses produce.

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Chapter 24 vocab

Question	Answer
Cuticle	Waxy layer that covers the non-woody aboveground part of most plants.
Stoma	Poors to permit plants to exchange oxygen and carbon dioxide.
Guard cell	Pair of specialized cells that control the opening and closing of the stoma.
Vascular system	A system of well developed vascular tissue that distributes material more efficiently.
Nonvascular plant	Have no vascular system.
Vascular plant	Have a vascular system.
Seed	Structure that contains the embryo of a plant.
Embryo	Early stage in the development of plants and animals.
Seed plant	Vascular plants that produce seeds.
Flower	Reproductive structure that produces pollen and seeds.
Phloem	Relatively soft-walled cells transport organic nutrients in a kind of tissue.
Xylem	Hard-walled cells transport water and mineral nutrients in a kind of tissue.
Shoot	The part of the body that grows mostly upward and out of the ground.
Root	The part of the body that grows downward into the ground.
Meristem	Plant growth zones of actively dividing plant cells.
Rhizoid	Hair-like projections anchor the gametophytes to the surface on which they grow.
Rhizome	Horizontal underground stems.
Frond	Rhizome that is anchored by roots and leaves of a fern.
Cone	Clusters of non-green spore-bearing leaves form the structure.
Gymnosperm	Seed plants whose seeds do not develop within a sealed container.
Angiosperm	Flowering plants that produce seeds that develop while they are enclosed within a specialized structure.
Fruit	Structures in which the seeds of angiosperms develop
Endosperm	The speed of angiosperms have a supply of stored food at some time during their development.
Monocot	Flowering plants that produce seeds with one seed leaf.
Dicot	Flowering plants that produce seeds with two seed leaves.
Vegetative part	Any non-reproductive part of a plant.
Cereal	Grasses that are grown as food for humans and livestock.
Grain	Edible dry fruit that cereal grasses produce.

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