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Science Book A 4-4
Plants
Question | Answer |
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xylem | vascular tissue that transports WATER AND MINERALS through a plant |
phloem | vascular tissie that transports FOOD molecules to all parts of a plant |
roots | supply plants with water and dissolved minerals |
roots | hold plants securely in the soil |
roots | store surplus food made during photosynthesis |
roots hairs | cells of the epidermis that extend from the root |
root cap | group of cells that produces a slimy substance |
taproot | root system with one main root |
epidermis | layer of cells that covers root surfaces |
monocots | plants that usually have fibrous roots |
root tip | structure protected by the root cap |
surface area | what root hairs increase |
fibrous root | root system in which roots are usually the same size |
xylem | carries water and minerals from the roots to the leaves |
phloem | carries food to plant parts |
herbaceous | stems that are soft, thin and flexible |
woody stem | rigid stems made of wood and bark |
leaves | they make food for the plant |
cuticle | structure that prevents water loss from the leaf |
guard cells | cells that open and close the stomata |
palisade layer | layer of cells that contains many chloroplasts |
epidermis | a single layer of cells beneath the cuticle |
stoma | a tiny opening that allows carbon dioxide to enter the leaf |
spongy layer | layer where carbon dioxide moves freely and xyem and phloem are found |
sepals | modified leaves that make up the outermost ring of flower parts and protect the bud |
petals | broad, flat, thin leavelike parts of a flower; colorful |
stamen | male reproductive structure of flowers |
anther | saclike sturctures on a flower that produce pollen |
pistil | the female reproductive structure of flowers |
stigma | the tip of the pistil where pollen grains COLLECT |
ovary | contains ovules |
ovules | part of the flower that develops into the seeds |
pistil | style + stigma = |
stamen | filiment + anther = |