What is to provide provide protection for embryos, has multi-cellular haploid and diploid phases, can be compared by the presence or absence of conductive systems?
100
root tissues function
What is to absorb mineral ions and water from soil, anchor the plant and even provide food storage
100
a) parallel venation in leaves
b) netlike venation pattern in leaves
What is
a)monocots
b)dicots
100
prop roots
What is thick adventitious roots that grow from the lower part of the stem and brace the plant
100
bulbs
What is vertical, underground stems consist of enlarged bases of leaves that store food
200
no conducting tissue, often grouped together as bryophytes, usually small and grow close to the ground, include mosses, liverworts and hornworts.
What are major features of non vascular land plants?
200
stem tissue
What is where the leaves are attached
200
a) 3 flower parts of multiples of 3
b) 4 or 5 flower or multiples 4 or 5
What is
a) monocots
b) dicots
200
storage roots
What is specialized cells within the roots store large quantities of carbohydrates and water
200
tubers
What is horizontally growing stems below ground that are modified as carbohydrate storage structures
300
well-devolped vascular tissue, do not produce seeds, include horsetails, ferns, club mosses, and whisk ferns
What is seedless vascular plants
300
node and internode
What is
a) node is where the leaf joins the stem
b) internode is the area between two nodes
300
a) seeds contain two cotyledons
b) seeds contain one cotyledon
What is
a) dicots
b) monocots
300
pneumatophores
What is produced by plants that live in wet places and are roots that come above the soil for oxygen uptake
300
rhizomes
What is horizontal stems that grow just below the surface to allow plant spreading. e.g ginger
400
Gymnosperms and angiosperms
What is
a) has seeds that do not develop within an enclosed structure
b) have seeds that develop within a protective structure