Anatomy
A leaf with a single blade
What is a simple leaf?
Insects, water, and wind are examples of these.
What are pollinators?
Part of the plant that is good at attracting pollinators
What are the petals?
The source of the energy required for photosynthesis.
What is the sun?
The outside part of a seed
What is a seed coat?
Roots made of many small branching roots.
What are fibrous roots?
Produces pollen in conifers.
What is the male cone?
This structure contains several stigma, styles, and ovaries.
What is the pistil?
The plant organ where most photosynthesis takes place.
What are leaves?
The nutritious tissue inside a seed
What is the endosperm?
The most abundant type of tissue found throughout a plant.
What is ground tissue?
They contain plant sperm.
What are pollen grains?
It supports the anther.
What is the filament?
The products of photosynthesis
What are glucose and oxygen gas?
When a seed begins to grow into a plant.
What is germination?
The "skin" of a woody plant
What is cork?
Where the zygote develops into a seed.
What is the ovary?
It protects the flower while it's still a bud.
What is the sepal?
Materials plants absorb for photosynthesis
What are carbon dioxide and water?
Flower fertilization results in the development of this structure.
What is fruit?
The tissue that transports water
What is xylem?
Each of these contains half of the material necessary to form a new plant.
What are gametes?
A plant with underdeveloped (small) and unpigmented (plain, not vividly-colored) flowers might be pollinated by this.
What is wind?
Special intracellular structure that absorbs energy for photosynthesis
What are chloroplasts?
A seed grows into this mature stage of the plant's life cycle.
What is the sporophyte?