Vocabulary
Reproduction
Plant structure
Anything Goes
Anything Goes part 2
100
This is the process plants use to make food.
What is photosynthesis?
100
Stamen
What is the male part of the plant?
100
Flowers with both a stamen and a pistil.
What is a perfect flower?
100
What are the tubes called that carry sugar AWAY from the leaves to the rest of the plant?
What is Phloem?
100
When two plants produce an offspring by pollination, what is the most likely appearance of the offspring?
have characteristics from each parent plant.
200
Moving pollen from the stamen to the pistil is called.
What is pollination?
200
The female part of the plant is.
What is the pistil?
200
True or False: Leaves and stems are organs of a plant.
True
200
What is Xylem?
What are the tubes called that carry material from the roots to the leaves?
200
What is an example of a taproot?
carrot, beet, turnip, radish
300
The grainy yellow powder made in the tissue at the top of each stamen.
What is pollen?
300
Three ways pollen can move for pollination to occur
What is bees, wind, water, bats, insects, etc.?
300
Plants that have both xylem and phloem tissues.
What are vascular plants?
300
Identify two ways seeds can be spread.
animals, people, wind, water, etc.
300
What is the top layer of a leaf like?
Epidermis, top layer of our skin
400
Tropism
What is the way plants change their direction of growth in response to their environment called?
400
Two types of asexual reproduction.
What are runners and budding?
400
What is the purpose of the tiny holes in the bottom of leaves?
to let air in and out of the plant
400
What is the process of photosynthesis?
carbon dioxide+ water + sunlight (energy)= oxygen & glucose (sugar)
400
True or False: A corn seed is a dicot seed.
False it is a monocot
500
growth hormone
What is a kind of chemical that affects plant growth?
500
In asexual reproduction, a _______ is a cell that can grow into a plant.
What is a spore?
500
What two factors determine how fast a plant grows?
What is DNA and the environment?
500
What are the three functions of roots?
store food, anchor the plant, absorb water
500
What are the three types of Tropisms?
gravitropism, phototropism, thigmotropism
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