classification
born with 1 seed, parallel veins
monocot
shiny waxy coating prevents water loss
cuticle
single leaf
simple
heart shaped pouch, white flower
shepherds purse
heart shaped leaf, purple flowers
red bud
flowering plants
angiosperm
skin layer
epidermis
multiple leaves
compound leaf
fuzzy leaf
lambs ear
produces white fluff, spade shaped leaf
cottonwood
naked seed, cones
gymnosperm
exchange gases
stomata
leaves of a compound leaf
leaflets
5 leaf vine
virginia creeper
only native evergreen in kansas
eastern red cedar
loses its leaves during the winter
deciduous
open and close pores
guard cells
edge of leaf
margin
3 leaves white flower
white clover
camo or tiger bark, compound leaf
green ash
the process of grouping organisms into classes
classification
main part of the leaf
blade
process of water loss through the pores
transpiration
has "velcro" on leaves and stem
stickweed
daily double - palmate leaves, pinnate leaf
maples and oaks