Internal Structures
The part of a plant is located at the very bottom underground
Roots
This type of plant holds seeds and can be eaten by animals and people:
Fruits
Absorbs water and nutrients from the soil:
Roots
This part of a flower attracts pollinators like bees and butterflies because of their colorful look and pleasant smell
Flower Petals
Scientists do this to help narrow down and categorize all the millions of different types of plants to help know what they are looking at.
Classify (Classification)
Tube-Like structure that carries water up from the roots
Xylem
Waxy outer coating on leaves:
Cuticle
Travel upward in only one-direction to carry water absorbed by the roots:
Xylem
This male reproductive part of the plant contains the pollen needed for reproduction.
Stamen
The female reproductive part of the plant responsible for developing seeds:
Ovary
Tube-Like Structure that transports food and nutrients throughout the plant.
Phloem
Part of the plant that has the ovary inside of it:
Pistil
The function of this structure absorbs Carbon Dioxide to produce Oxygen:
Stomata
The function of this structure in the center of a flower is to collect pollen and help create seeds.
Pistil
The waxy outer coating on a leaf that protects the leaf from unwanted water and materials.
The part of the plant that has the stomata and absorbs sunlight and carbon dioxide:
Leaf (Leaves)
The colorful part of a plant that helps attract bees and butterflies for pollination.
Flower
This gas is released into the atmosphere from the plant after photosynthesis occurs:
Oxygen
This part of the plant helps protect the budding flower by wrapping around it for protection:
Sepal
The name for the collection of small tubes that transport or carry materials up, down, and throughout the plant.
The Vascular System
A type of light that bees can see to attract them to flowers to pollinate, but we humans cannot:
Ultraviolet Light
Some plants have adapted to have these special structures to protect themselves from animals and other predators.
Thorns, Prickles, etc.
This system describes the overall internal structures and functions of a plant working together to help it survive and grow:
In many flowers, this process happens when pollen is transferred from the stamen to the ovary inside the pistil, allowing fertilization to occur and seeds to form.
Pollination
The male reproductive part of the plant that is responsible for making pollen.
Stamen