Leaves and Stems
what is the function of a leaf
photosynthesis
What is the female reproductive organs?
Pistil
What is the function of the nuclease
Store genetic info
Describe a tap root
One main root that goes straight down
What does the Xylem transport and what way
what is the stem of a tree called
trunk
What does the stigma do?
Has a sticky layer for pollen to be collected
Function of the Chloroplast
Conduct Photosynthesis
Describe a fibrous root
Many roots, no main one
WHat does the Phloem transport and what way
Photosynthesis products all through the plant but usually down
what are the 2 types of leaves
simple compound
What is the Anthers purpose in the flower?
It supports the male reproductive cells.
Function of the mitochondria
Mitochondria break down food into usable energy for cells
What is girdling
Results when roots grow around the stem of the tree
What is the vascular tissue
The Xylem and Phloem
What are the functions of the stem.
Support the plant and transport nutrients and water through the plant
What is the purpose of the Ovary?
It is the female reproductive system and produces Ovules.
Function of the Nucleolus?
It is to store and regulate DNA.
What are the results of girdling
Cuts off water flow and restricts the plant
What becomes part of the heartwood as the plant ages
Xylem
how is bark on a tree stem formed
the cork cambium being forced out
Where are ovules located in the flower?
In the Ovary
What is the function of the Cell Wall?
it is supporting the structure of the plant as a whole, a protective role, and a transport role
What is Mycorrhizal association and what are it's effects
Symbiotic association between plant roots and fungi, enhances water and nutrient uptake
What does the Xylem compress into as it becomes older
The bark