1.Characteristics
Organisms with a nucleus are ________ organisms.
A. Eukaryotic
B. Prokaryotic
A. Eukaryotic
What re the 3 parts of a plant?
roots, stem, leaves
The plant that covers the ground and rocks in a forest, and tree bark in wet zones. They don’t have roots, stems or leaves.
Mosses
True or False?
Seeds are produced by all flowering plants.
TRUE
True or False
Plants can move from one place to another.
FALSE!
But they can make small movements called tropisms.
Which kind of plants keep their leaves the whole year?
Perennial or Deciduous
Perennial
The little hairs that mosses have to keep them attached to the ground.
A. Phyllodes
B. Rhizoids
C. Cauloid
B. Rhizoids
Is an APRICOT an angiosperm or gymnosperm, why?
Angiosperm because the seed is inside a fruit.
Organism with many cells.
Multicellular organisms
The main function of the root is to:
A. Make photosynthesis
B. Give the plant structure
C. Absorb water and mineral salts
C. Absorb water and mineral salts
3 types of plants that don’t have flowers or seeds.
Mosses, liverworts and ferns
The reproductive part of the plant. Allows plants to reproduce sexually.
A. Seeds
B. Ovary
C. Flower
C. The flower
The name of the most common pigment in plants. Most plants are green because of this pigment.
Chlorophyll
Translate: ramas
Branches
The leaves of a fern are called _______.
Fronds
Look at the diagram of a flower.
The part of the flower that carries the seed, made up of the ovary, style and stigma.
Pistil
Small plants with stems that are usually green and flexible.
1. Herbaceous
2. Bushes
3. Trees
1. Herbaceous
What are the two types of sap the conducting vessels carry?
Xylem sap and phloem sap
What is located under a ferns leaves and store spores?
Sori
The conifer species found in parts of Andalucia (the Sierra de las Nieves and Grazalema.)
The Spanish fir