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The large, central vein of a leaf.
What is the midrib?
Process by which water vapor is lost from the leaves of plants.
What is transpiration?
Process by which plants produce food.
What is photosynthesis?
Scientific term for flowering seed plant.
What is angiosperm?
The opening in a leaf.
What is a stoma?
The two components of a composite flower.
What are ray flower and disk flower?
Stalk that attaches leaves to the stem.
What is a petiole?
Types of veins that monocots usually have.
What is parallel?
A leaf that has more than one blade on a leafstalk.
What is compound?
Types of veins that dicots usually have.
What is branching?
Middle layer of a leaf.
What is mesophyll?
Function(s) of stems.
Type of venation that branches.
What is pinnate?
Main function of leaves.
What is producing food?
Leaf that holds a vine upright.
What is a tendril?
The 4 organs of a plant.
What are leaves, stems, roots and flowers?
Function of flowers.
What is reproduction? What is produce fruits for man and animals to eat?
The largest deciduous trees in America.
What are sycamores?
Function of roots.
What is absorbing water and minerals and store food?
Cork and parenchyma are types of _______ tissue.
What is structural?
Carbohydrate that strengthens cell walls.
What is cellulose?
Bacteria that returns soil nitrogen to the air.
What is denitrifying bacteria?
Compound produced by the light reactions of photosynthesis.
What is NADPH?
Tissue made up of young, actively dividing cells.
What is meristematic?
Group of trees that produces samaras.
What is maples?