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External Plants

Science Unit 7 Lesson 2

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What are the common external structures of plants? Leaves, stem, roots, and flowers
What are external structures Structures on the outside that you can see
What do external structures help a plant do? Survive, grow, and reproduce
Where do plants lose water? Through their leaves
What do plants lose through their leaves? Water
What is a cuticle? A waxy covering
What is a waxy covering? A cuticle
What part of the plant has the cuticle? The leaf
What is the job of a cuticle? Limits the amount of water that a plant loses
What part of the leaf limits the amount of water that a plant loses? The cuticle
Describe the cuticle of a desert plant Thick, smooth and waxy
Why do desert plants have thick leaves with smooth and waxy cuticles? To store water
Why would the plant want the cuticle to prevent water from coming in? It is best to go in through the roots, not the leaves
What does the cuticle work with to make sure air can enter the plant? Stomata
What do plants attract to help them reproduce? Animals
What is the job of thorns? To keep away animals
What are different types of stems? Green or woody
What does classify mean? Group
What word means group? Classify
How do scientists classify stems? By their structures and function
What does thick bark help a tree against? Fires
What part of the plant attracts pollinators? Petals
What is the function of petals? To attract pollinators
How do petals attract pollintors Color, share, patterns, and odors
What are odors? Smells
What is another name for smell? Odor
What is the male part of the flower? Stamen
What is the stamen? The male part of the flower
What does the stamen make? Pollen
What part of the flower makes pollen Stamen
What is the female part of the flower? Pistil
What is the pistil? The female part of the flower
What does the pistil receive? Pollen
What part of the flower receives pollen? Pistil
Where does the pistil receive pollen from? Stamen
What is the sepal? Protects the budding flower by wrapping around it
What protects the budding flower by wrapping around it? Sepal
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