Science- Plants
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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Stimulus | Anything that causes a reaction in a body
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Tropism | Plant growth in response to a stimulus
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Phototropism | A change in direction of plant growth that is caused by light
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Gravitropism | A change in the direction of plant growth that is caused by gravity
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Negative Gravitropism | Found in the shoot tips and grows away from the center of the Earth
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Positive Gravitropism | Found in the roots and grow toward the center of the Earth
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Annuals | Plants whose life cycle is completed in one growing season (Ex: Pansies)
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Biennials | Plants that require 2 growing seasons to complete their life cycle (Ex: Carrots)
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Perennials | Plants that live year after year for more than 2 years (Ex: Trees, strawberries)
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Short-Day plants | Plants that flower in the fall/winter when nights are longer (Ex: Poinsettia, Christmas Cactus)
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Long-Day plants | Plants that flower in the spring/summer when nights are short (Ex: Roses, trees)
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Evergreen | Some leaves are always present on the tree. Leaves are adapted and are usually covered with a thick cuticle
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Deciduous | Trees that loose all of their leaves around the same time of each year
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Rhizoid | Root like structures that hold non-vascular plants in place and help the plants get water and nutrients
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Rhizome | Underground stem that produces leaves, shoots, and roots. Anchors the plant in place
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Fiddlehead | Newly produced, tightly coiled leaves of a fern produced by the rhizome. They are sporophytes
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