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RS4K biology ch 4

Real Science for Kids Biology ch 4

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carpel a tall stem in the center of a flower that collects pollen
shoot system the portion of a plant that is above the soil and includes the leaves, stem, and flowers
stem the part of a plant above the soil that holds the leaves and flowers and contains xylem and phloem
roots the part of a plant that lives below the soil and is used for anchoring the plant and absorbing water and minerals
xylem the tissue inside the stems and roots of plants that transports water and minerals upward
phloem the tissue in the stem and roots of a plant that carries the food made by photosynthesis downward
taproot a central root that extends deep into the soil and has additional root branches growing from it.
pollen in a flower, small grains that carry DNA; found on the ends of stamen
reproduce when living things make new living things of the same kind
pith central core of a plant; stores food and water
stamen the pollen-producing part of a plant
seed in a plant, the result of joining of an egg and pollen. A new plant grows from a seed
ovary in a plant, the base of the flower where the eggs are kept.
fruit the part of a flowering plant that holds the seeds
egg small cell that contains DNA needed to make a new creature like a plant, frog, butterfly, or plant
fibrous roots root systems that have long thin strings extending in all directions from the plant, like those found on grasses
flower the reproductive part of a plant
organs many tissues put together to form a particular structure that serves a special function in a living thing; muscles and the liver are examples of organs
leaf the part of a plant that collects sunlight and uses it to make food
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