Parts of Plants
We Eat the What?
Parts of the Flower
Adaptations
Soil
100
Absorb water and nutrients; anchor the plant
What is the root?
100
Beans, corn.
What is the seed?
100
The two parts of the stamen?
What is anther and filament?
100
These biome's plants need tough stems to store water.
What is the desert?
100
The three main nutrients plants get from the soil
What is nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium?
200
Will germinate under the right conditions
What is seed?
200
celery and onion
What is the stem?
200
the attractive part of the flower
What is the petals?
200
This biome's plants often have drip tips to allow water to go to the soil (and also prevents mold growth on the leaf).
What is rain forest?
200
What is the type of soil that has the largest grains and lets water drain through very quickly?
What is sandy soil?
300
The main-food making part of the plant.
What is the leaf?
300
Tops of asparagus or broccoli
What is the flower?
300
This part turns into the fruit that surrounds the developing seeds.
What is the ovary?
300
This biome's plants may have stilt or buttress roots to give stability in shallow soils.
What is rain forest?
300
This sediment gets sticky when it is wet--so it hold water, but it doesn't have spaces between which doesn't allow roots to do down through it easily.
What is clay?
400
Transports food, water, and nutrients. Supports leaves and flowers.
What is the stem?
400
Spinach or cabbage
What is the leaf?
400
The part that must land on the pistil in order to meet up with the ovule.
What is pollen?
400
These live on the surface of another plant/tree to reach sunlight.
What is epiphytes?
400
Two soils that are good for plant growth/crops.
What is silty and loamy?
500
The part of the plant responsible for reproduction.
What is the flower?
500
Tomatoes or green peppers?
What is the fruit?
500
The part where pollen must land.
What is the stigma?
500
This biome's plants have thin leaves to slow transpiration.
What is desert?
500
The order of soil horizons by letter.
What is O, A, E, B, C, R?
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