This type of leaf lacks a petiole
What is a sessile leaf?
This term refers to trees that lose their leaves each fall
What is deciduous?
This is the opening in a leaf
What is a stoma?
This is an example of a (monocot/dicot)
What is a monocot
Plants whose special leaves trap and digest insects
What are insectivorous plants?
What carbohydrate strengthens plant cell walls?
Cellulose
This is the creeping, above ground stem of a grass plant
What is a stolon?
What is the crown?
This protects and covers the leaf
What is the epidermis?
The leaf arrangement shown here
What is alternate?
Leaves, stems, and flowers are part of this plant system
What is the shoot system?
What type of leaf holds a vine upright by coiling around a support structure?
Tendril
The large central vein of a leaf
What is a midrib?
This group of trees produces winged fruits called samaras
What are maple trees?
What is the mesophyll?
The type of venation shown here
What is pinnate?
The place where an organism lives
What is a habitat?
What type of vascular tissue carries sap upward?
Xylem
The process by which water vapor is lost from the leaves of a plant
What is transpiration?
This special layer helps trees lose their leaves each fall
What is the abscission layer?
A leaf haaving more than one blade on the leafstalk (petiole)
What is a compound leaf?
The darker brownish flowers in the center of this composite
What are disk flowers?
This term refers to nonwoody plants
What is herbaceous?
What two compounds are produced by the light reaction of photosynthesis?
ATP and NADPH
The scientific name for flowering seed plants
What is an angiosperm?
What is structural tissue?
The stalk that attaches the leaf to the stem
What is the petiole?
Number 7 in the diagram
What are the chloroplasts?
These cells control the flow of air and water into and out of a leaf
What are guard cells?
Which plant family is known for its poisonous members?
Cashew family