plant basics

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pstephens  on February 6, 2012

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botany

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plant basics

fruit
thick wall of tissue surrounding an angiosperm seed
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fruit thick wall of tissue surrounding an angiosperm seed
bryophyte mosses, liverworts and hornworts
sporophyte spore producing plant; contain both male and female parts
vein cluster of vascular tissue, xylem and phloem
gametophyte gamete producing structure of plants; archegonia and anthoridia (egg producers, sperm producers)
rhizoid structures that anchor mosses to the ground
seed embryo of a living plant that is encased in a protective coat
sorus a cluster of sprogia (moss or fern spores)
rhizome creeping or underground stem of a plant
leaf photosynthetic organ that contains vascular tissue (leaves, needle, fronds)
pollination process by which pollon is carried to the female reproductive structure of plants
xylem water conducting tissue in plants
phloem the food conducting tissue in plants
roots underground plant organs that absorb water and minerals
stem support structure that connect roots and leaves. contain vascular tissue
fronds large leaf structure of ferns
trachieds hollow cells in xylem
seed coat protective structure around plant embryo
antheridium male reproductive structure in mosses and ferns
archegonium female reproductive structure in mosses and ferns
angiosperm flowering plants (largest group of plants on Earth)
vascular tissue tissue in plants that conducts food and water from roots to leaves
wood plants plants that contain bark
herbacious non-woody plants
gymnosperm "naked seed" plants; ginko, conifers and cycads (palm trees); smallest group of plants
osmosis movement of water through a semipermiable membrane
haploid 1/2 the number of chromosomes
diploid complete set of chromosomes
cone seed structure of a conifer
flowers reproductive structure of a angiosperm
capillary action the flow of liquids against the flow of gravity; how plants get water to their leaves
lignin substance in vascular plants that gives them rigidity; (creates bark)

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