Spring 1
A fern is a ____ plant.
vascular
A liverwort is classified as a ___.
bryophyte
Fern leaves are called ___
fronds
Young fern leaves look like violin scrolls called ___.
fiddleheads
This vascular plant has an abrasive quality which helped people scrub pans.
horsetails
Flowering plants are also called __.
angiosperms
Apple trees are examples of a/an ___.
angiosperm
Pine trees and cycads are examples of ___.
gymnosperms
Cones would be found on ___.
gymnosperms
Where new leaves or branches attach to the stem are called ___ .
nodes
Pollen is produced on the male flower part named the __.
anther
Angiosperm's ovules are held in this structure.
ovary
Name one thing needed for seeds to germinate
right temperature, right moisture, other conditions.
Conifers are gymnosperms that produce ___.
cones
Grass root systems are usually lots of equal-sized roots called ___.
fibrous roots
Plants move water from the roots to the leaves through the ___ tissue.
xylem
If vascular bundles are evenly distributed in the entire stem, these plants are __.
monocots
Fern spores are found on the underside of the frond in the ___.
sori
Female flower parts include the stigma, ___, and ovary.
style
The ovary of a flower will soon develop into a ___, such as found on an apple tree.
fruit
___ absorb the sun's energy to create photosynthesis.
leaves
Vines climbing a wall exhibit ___.
thigmotropism
A plant's growth response to its environment is a __.
tropism
Roots would demonstrate ___ gravitropism.
positive
When a sunflower "follows the sun" and turns, this is an example of ___.
positive phototropism