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directed reading for science, Seeds and Plant life

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moves water and minerals to the plant   xylem  
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moves food to all plants parts   phloem  
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where are most roots found?   underground  
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What do roots suply for the plant?   water and minerals  
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what holds plants in the soil?   roots  
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Name a function of roots   they store food  
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what are the cells covering a root called?   epidermis  
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what helps roots get more water?   root hairs  
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what does the root cap protect?   root tip  
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what part of the root produces a slimy substance?   root cap  
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what is a root system with one main root called?   taproot  
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what is the name of the root system with several roots that are usually the same size?   fibrous root  
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where are most stems found   above ground  
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Stems __________ the plant.   support  
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stems connect a plants ________ to its leaves   roots  
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Stems move materials between the roots and _________.   shoots  
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Some stems store ___________.   water  
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what are stems that are soft thin and flexible called?   herbaceous stems  
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Name a plant that has a herbaceous stem.   bean  
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What are rigid stems made of wood and bark called?   woody stems  
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What is the name of a ring of dark surrounding a ring of light cells in a woody stem?   growth ring  
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What size and shape are leaves?   many shapes and sizes  
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This captures energy from the sun   chloroplast  
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leaves get this from air.   carbon dioxide  
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this is made from carbon dioxide and water   food  
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located under the cuticle   epidermis  
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tiny opening that lets carbon dioxide enter the leaf   stomata  
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stops water loss from a leaf   cuticle  
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open and close the stomata   guard cell  
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modifies leaves of cactus   sundew  
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has leaves modified to catch insects   spines  
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where a sundew gets nitrogen   insects  
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Why do some plants have flowers?   to attract animals  
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What protects flower buds?   sepals  
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what parts of the flower are broad, leaflike, and attract animals?   petals  
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the stigma, style, and ovary are parts of the _________.   pistil  
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A fruit develops from the _______   ovary  
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The filament and anther are parts of the ___________.   stamen  
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What is the male part of the flower called?   stamen  
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what is the female part of the flower called?   pistil  
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what part of a flower contains the ovules?   ovary  
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One flower that can be eaten is....   broccoli  
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one flower that can be used to make is....   chamomile  
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one flower that can be used as a spice is...   cloves  
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What makes plants green and captures energy from the sun?   chlorophyll  
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What process do plants use to make food?   photosynthesis  
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What is the name of the waxy layer that keeps plants from drying out?   cuticle  
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What helps make the cell walls hard?   carbohydrates and proteins  
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What lies beneath the cell wall?   cell membrane  
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What is produced during the sporophyte stage?   spores  
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What does a fertilized egg grow into?   sporophyte  
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what is a flowering seed?   angiosperm  
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does not have tissues for moving water and nutrients   nonvascular plant  
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is a vascular plant that has no flowers   gymnosperms  
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has specialized tissues for moving water and nutrients   vascular plants  
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has both flowers and seed   angiosperms  
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has seeds but no flowers   gymnosperms  
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has vascular tissue but has no seeds   seedless vascular plant  
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Green algae are not ________   plants  
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Green algae and plants have _________ _______ that are a lot alike   cell walls  
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Green algae and plants might share common _________.   ancestors  
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Green algae and plants both make food through _____________   photosynthesis  
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What are two groups of seedless plants?   nonvscular and vascular  
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Where do nonvascular plants usually live?   damp places  
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What helps mosses get water and nutrients?   rhizoids  
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During the moss life cycle, what structure releases spores?   sporophyte  
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During the moss life cycle, what do spores grow into?   gametophytes  
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What are two stages of the moss life cycle called?   gametophyte and sporophyte  
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what do the gametophyes of hornworts look like?   broad and flattened  
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how do nonvascular plants help the soil?   reduce soil erosion  
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How do animals use nonvascular plants?   for food and nesting material  
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What can dried peat moss be used for?   fuel  
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an underground stem   rhizome  
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ferm leaves   fronds  
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young frond   fiddlehead  
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smaller than a fingernail   fern gametophyte  
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horsetails feel gritty because of _______   silica  
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Silica is found in the ___________ of horsetails.   stems  
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Plants that are about 20 cm tall and grow in woodlands are called ________ ___________   club mosses  
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club mosses are not actually __________   mosses  
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how do ferns, horsetails, and club mosses help the environment?   form soil  
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What can horsetails be used for?   shampoo  
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What fuel was formed by seedless plants that died 300 million years ago?   coal  
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