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4 main organ systems of a plant
Roots
2 types of roots
tap root
roots, stems, leaves and flowers
anchor plants in the ground and absorb water and dissolved nut…
taproot, fibrous
the primary portion of the root grows long and thick while sec…
4 main organ systems of a plant
roots, stems, leaves and flowers
Roots
anchor plants in the ground and absorb water and dissolved nut…
3 cell types
what is the difference between the peri…
The life of a cell
The life of a the cell ... ( 4 phases) ... MI…
-parenchyma ... - collenchyma, ... epidermis= 1 cell wall thick... -sc…
The periderm is cork cambium,cork,phelloderm it divides ... peric…
1. interphase, cell is doing its function DNA is duplicated ... 2…
(Interphase),is the majority of its life then it goes to its m…
3 cell types
-parenchyma ... - collenchyma, ... epidermis= 1 cell wall thick... -sc…
what is the difference between the peri…
The periderm is cork cambium,cork,phelloderm it divides ... peric…
ATP
Stroma
Grana
Thylakoid
-(adenosine triphosphate) main energy source that cells use fo…
-The fluid of the chloroplast surrounding the thylakoid membra…
-Stacks of thylakoids, called ____________________, are suspen…
-A flattened membrane sac inside the chloroplast, used to conv…
ATP
-(adenosine triphosphate) main energy source that cells use fo…
Stroma
-The fluid of the chloroplast surrounding the thylakoid membra…
Hypogynous
Epigynous
Perigynous
stipulate
ovary is superior than androcium , calyx and corolla
ovary is inferior to androcium , calyx and corolla
ovary , androcium , calyx and corolla are at equal level
the leaf having an outgrow under the leaf or on pediclle
Hypogynous
ovary is superior than androcium , calyx and corolla
Epigynous
ovary is inferior to androcium , calyx and corolla
Epidermis
Vascular Cambium
Chloroplast
Cotyledon
An outer layer of cells designed to provide protection.
Plant tissue located between the xylem and phloem in the stem…
The food producers of the cell. (convert light energy of sun -…
The primary/ rudimentary leaf of the embryo of seed plants.
Epidermis
An outer layer of cells designed to provide protection.
Vascular Cambium
Plant tissue located between the xylem and phloem in the stem…
Angiosperm
Gymnosperm
Annual
Perennial
a flowering plant which develops a fruit to protect seed
a plant that produces "cones" that contain the "naked" seed
plant that dies at the end of the growing season and needs to…
plant that will survive the harsh winter and regrow without ha…
Angiosperm
a flowering plant which develops a fruit to protect seed
Gymnosperm
a plant that produces "cones" that contain the "naked" seed
Botany
Control
Cotyledon
Embyro
The scientific study of plants that deals with the structure,…
The part of of an experiment that stays the same while other p…
The stored food in a seed
The undeveloped plant in the seed
Botany
The scientific study of plants that deals with the structure,…
Control
The part of of an experiment that stays the same while other p…
What is a photosynthetic autotroph, euk…
What kingdom does Algae belong to?
What are plants used for?
____________ involves the observation,…
The definition of a plant
Algae = Kingdom Protista
Food... Medicines ... Dye... Beverages... Lumber... Paper... Clothing ... Fuel
Science,... "To know"
What is a photosynthetic autotroph, euk…
The definition of a plant
What kingdom does Algae belong to?
Algae = Kingdom Protista
angiosperm
Four main parts of a flower
sepal
petal
flowering plant
1. sepal... 2. petal... 3. pistil ... 4. stamen
The outer parts of the flower (often green and leaf-like) that…
The parts of a flower that are often conspicuously colored (he…
angiosperm
flowering plant
Four main parts of a flower
1. sepal... 2. petal... 3. pistil ... 4. stamen
What is a photosynthetic autotroph, euk…
What kingdom does Algae belong to?
What are plants used for?
____________ involves the observation,…
The definition of a plant
Algae = Kingdom Protista
Food... Medicines ... Dye... Beverages... Lumber... Paper... Clothing ... Fuel
Science,... "To know"
What is a photosynthetic autotroph, euk…
The definition of a plant
What kingdom does Algae belong to?
Algae = Kingdom Protista
Cohesion
Adhesion
Dicot
Monocot
Water molecules stick together because of Hydrogen bonds (ex.…
Water molecules stick to others like them because of Hydrogen…
An angiosperm that has two seed leaves
An angiosperm that has only one seed leaf.
Cohesion
Water molecules stick together because of Hydrogen bonds (ex.…
Adhesion
Water molecules stick to others like them because of Hydrogen…
Cell
Cellulose
Organelles
Tissue
Membrane-bound protoplasmic mass. The unit of plants that make…
a highly insoluble compound; component of plant cell walls con…
where functions are carried out inside the cells. Examples are…
a group of similar cells that perform a particular function
Cell
Membrane-bound protoplasmic mass. The unit of plants that make…
Cellulose
a highly insoluble compound; component of plant cell walls con…
photosynthesis
taxonomy
species
genus
conversion of light energy from the sun into chemical energy.
The science of classification
a population of closely related interbreeding individuals
similar species
photosynthesis
conversion of light energy from the sun into chemical energy.
taxonomy
The science of classification
botany
seed coat
sprout
radicle
the study of plants
the shell of a seed that protects the living plant inside
the first stage of a plant's life as it leaves the protection…
the first part of a plant to come out of the seed
botany
the study of plants
seed coat
the shell of a seed that protects the living plant inside
long leaf pine
lob-lolly pine
short leaf pine
poison ivy
-dominant species... -grass stage
-pom pom... -needles are clustered at the tip
shorter leaves than long leaf pine
toxicodendron radicans... -3 leaves
long leaf pine
-dominant species... -grass stage
lob-lolly pine
-pom pom... -needles are clustered at the tip
Acer platanoides... Norway maple
Acer saccharum... sugar maple
Amaranthus hybridus... amaranth
Rhus radicans... poison ivy
Milky sap; needle pointed lobes; hairless underneath
Opposite leaves; dull or hairy underside; lobes not super poin…
herb; alternate, entire leaves; inflorescence elongate, termin…
woody vine; leaves w/ 3 leaflets; small white berries
Acer platanoides... Norway maple
Milky sap; needle pointed lobes; hairless underneath
Acer saccharum... sugar maple
Opposite leaves; dull or hairy underside; lobes not super poin…
Stipules
Petioles
Petals
Sepals
Outgrowth on either side of the base of a leaf stalk
The stalk that attaches the lead blade to the stem
Leaves that surround the reproductive parts of a flower usuall…
Enclosed the petals typically consisting of a pollen containin…
Stipules
Outgrowth on either side of the base of a leaf stalk
Petioles
The stalk that attaches the lead blade to the stem
eyepiece or ocular
body tube
fine adjustment knob
nosepiece
metal cylinder with a glass lens toward each end
cylindrical metal tube with a movable ocular inserted at the t…
small knob on a microscope (smaller than coarse adjustment)
revolving magnification piece that helps make the object visib…
eyepiece or ocular
metal cylinder with a glass lens toward each end
body tube
cylindrical metal tube with a movable ocular inserted at the t…
eyepiece
body tube
fine adjustment knob
nosepiece
metal cylinder that with a glass lens toward the end
cylindrical metal tube with movable ocular inserted at the top…
small knob on microscope that is the smaller of the two adjust…
revolving magnification piece that makes the object more visib…
eyepiece
metal cylinder that with a glass lens toward the end
body tube
cylindrical metal tube with movable ocular inserted at the top…