Leafy branches of a fern.
What are fronds?
Describes angiosperms that can live for three or more years.
What are perennial plants?
Has flowers with petals in groups of 3 or 6.
What is a monocot?
The age of the tree and health of the tree can be determined by _______.
What are tree rings?
The tiny seed leaves of the embryo.
What are cotyledons?
Liverwort is a _______________ plant.
What is non vascular plant?
Plants that only live for one growing season.
What are annual plants?
Has leaves with branching veins.
What is a dicot?
Tubes that carry water and minerals from the roots to the top of the plant.
What is phloem?
The number of floors in Mrs. Crandall's house.
What is three?
Thin rootlike structures of mosses.
What are rhizoids?
The group of daylily plants get cut down after the pool closes. The next year before the pool opens the plants are sprouting again. What type of plant am I?
What is a perennial?
Has vascular tissue arranged in a circle.
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What is a dicot?
Tubes that carry sugars and food throughout the plant.
What are xylem?
This unusual animal roams the neighborhood around Mrs. Crandall's house.
What is a peacock?
Ferns and horsetails grow from these underground stems.
What are rhizomes?
Angiosperms such as Carrots are plants that need two growing seasons to fully develop. What am I?
What is a biennial plant?
Has fibrous roots.
What is a monocot?
A sticky substance that protects a pine tree from diseases and insects when a branch is broken.
What is resin?
What did Mrs. Crandall wear when she was on Wheel of Fortune (to cheer on her friend)?
What is a musical scarf?
Plants with roots and tubelike structures that transport water, for, and nutrients.
What are vascular plants?
Blueberry bushes produce fruit each year. Blueberry bushes are an example of ___________.
What is a perennial plant?
Has two cotyledons.
What is a dicot?
the first root that emerges from a seed is called________.
What is a primary root?
What color are the post it notes sitting in my basement?
What is neon orange?