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Out of these four ingredients, which is not needed for photosynthesis?
Carbon dioxide - Water - Sugar- Sunlight
What is sugar?
The center of a dicot stem
What is pith?
Where would you find chlorophyll molecules?
thalakoid
chloroplasts
plant cells
all of these
What is all of these?
This is when a cell splits in half.
What is mitosis?
Which one in this list notes not have a vascular system?
Ferns mosses
Monocots Dicots
What are mosses?
This type of cells transport water from the roots up to the leaves.
What are xylem?
Transports sugar up or down
What is phloem?
Another name for "seed leaf"
What is cotyledon
This organelle moves around inside the cell "streaming" in a large circular pattern?
What are the chloroplasts?
Out of this list which is not a monocot?
daffodils
lilies
tulips
roses
What are roses?
Of these plants, which is a true vegetable?
tomato- cabbage- corn- bean- squash
What is cabbage?
The waxy outer layer of a leaf
What is cuticle
The holes in the underside of a leaf
What are stomata?
Which one of these would you find only in angiosperms ... pollen tube, ovule, sperm, endosperm
What is endosperm?
How mosses and liverworts get water to their cells?
What is osmosis?
Of guard cells, palisade layer, epidermis cells, cuticle and spongy mesophyll, which never contains chloroplasts?
What is the cuticle?
Forms when an egg and sperm join
What is a zygote?
When a sperm joins with polar nuclei
What is endosperm
The only male part is this list
ovule
anther
pistil
stigma
What is anther?
In this list which is not a plant pigment
ethylene anthocyanin
xanthophyll chlorophyll
carotene
What is ethylene?
This process is considered to be the "opposite" of photosynthesis because it uses sugar and oxygen instead of producing them.
What is respiration?
What the "heartwood" is made of
What is xylem?
Where you find pollen grains
What is anther?
The only one in this list that does not make seeds.
ferns
legumes
Ginko trees
lilies
monocots
What are ferns?
The proper name for a plant "hair"
What is trichome?