Leaves
what is the purpose of leaves is for the production of plant sugars during photosynthesis
what is to absorb sunlight
what is the entire male structure of a flower
what is the stamen
what transports water and minerals; creates the wood in woody plants?
what is xylem
what is a young stem with leaves?
what is a shoot
what type of abosorption grows into the earth searching for water and minerals to absorb
what is nutrient absorption
what purpose of leaves keeps the trunk and stem cool
what is to shade the pant
what type of flower contains all 4 of the main flower parts which includes the sepals, petals, stamen, and the pistil??
what is a complete or perfect flower
what transports food (plant sugars);creates the bark on woody plants
what is phloem
what has a woody stem in the current or previous years of growth?
what is a twig
what holds the plant in place, supports the stems, and keeps the soil in place limiting erosion?
What is an anchor plant
what purpose of leaves has stomatas on the leaves that open to release water vapor that keeps the leaves from dying out and the Plant form overheating
what is transpiration
what is the entire female structure of a flower?
what is a pistil?
what is a singular layer of living cells between the phloem (bark) and xylem (wood)?
what is the vascular cambiam
what has stems that are more then a year old and may have lateral stems
what are branches
what is food for the plant called
storage
what is the edge is a leave called
what is a blade
what type of flower has both the male and female flowers on a single plant?
what are monoecious plants
what type of stems only grows a single stem only grows taller but not wider with age unbranched, herbaceous cutting off the tip (meristems) can kill the stem scattered vascular bundles?
what are monocot stems
what is the main stem of a woody plant, contain xylem tissues (woody) in the central core?
what is the trunk orbole
what root system has 1 central root that elongates downward and becomes the most important feature of the root system?
what is a taproot system
what runs throughout the leaf blade all the way to the edge?
what are veins
what type of flower has male and female parts no separate plants?
what are dioecious plants
what type of stem have multiple meristems only grows taller and wider with age branched, woody cutting off the tip redirects growth vascular bundles arranged in circle?
what is a dicot stems
what has stems with a large pith ( soft spongy tissues in the center of a stem) and live only a year or two; roses, grapes, blackberries, and raspberries?
what are canes
what type of root systems forms multiple, smaller roots in systems that radiate out into the soil form the base of the plants?
what is the fibrous root systems