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halip  on November 17, 2009

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Leaves and Flowers

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the main function of leaves
to make glucose for the plant
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the main function of leaves to make glucose for the plant
the palisade layer and the spongy layer contain a green material chlorophyll
tiny openings stomata
where are stomata found the lower epidermis
the size of stomata is controlled by the guard cells
a waxy layer in the leave cuticle
palmate leaf fanlike- branches out from the petiole
pinnate leaf veins branch out from the midrib
size and shape of leave depends arrangement of veins in the leaf
peduncle the stalk that holds a flower
sepal tiny leaves that protect the flower bud
anther male sperm in pollen
middle where the pistil is located
eggs (ovules) the ovary contains one or more of these
ovary swollen base of pistil
filament the stock of a stamen
petal colorful part of flower
stigma sticky top of the pistil
pistil female part of flower
style connects stigma and ovary
stamen male part of flower
pollination the transfer of pollen from the anther to the stigma
fertilization when the pollen from the anther unites with the egg (ovule) in the ovary
gymnosperms oldest, tallest, biggest trees are _______________
cuticle _______________ prevents plant from losing moisture
conifers (male and female cone) the most numerous and most common gymnosperms
gymnosperms cycads, conifers, ginkgoes
angiosperms monocots & dicots
cellulous allows plant to retain moisture
resin substance produced by a conifer

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