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Biology 2 final exam

first semester vocab final review

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area on a plant where growth takes place apical meristem
plant gets wider as it grows secondary growth
where plant stores and uses sugars sink
nutrients that the plant uses most macronutrients
large flat portion of the leaf blade
when veins on a leaf run next t each other in a straight line parallel venation
lighter wood surrounding darker wood in a stem sapwood
explains the movement of sugars in the phloem pressure flow hypothesis
loss of water through the leaves of plants transpiration
all the spores are the same type homospory
when a plant shuts down its metabolic processes for a time dormancy
male reproductive structure on a flower stamen
structure that protects the seed seed coat
method of asexual reproduction when one plant is cut into another plant and grown grafting
swollen structure at the base of a flower receptacle
female reproductive structure on a flower pistil
sticky end of the pistil stigma
stigma is supported by style
tempature stimulation of growth for flowers vernalization
movment of a plant based on its response to touch thigmonastic movement
requires long nights in order for the flower to bloom short day plants
only plant horomone that is in the gaseous state of matter ethylene
response to the length of days and nights photoperiodism
when the flowering stem rapidly elongates bolting
requires short nights in order for flower to bloom long day plants
horomones that reduce the growth of a plant growth retardant
plants that take 2 years to produce flowers and seeds biennial
movement of leaves or flowers in the path of the sun solar tracking
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