Plant groups
What are the two types of plant groups we talked about in class?
monocot and dicot.
How many years does a annual life cycle last?
1 year
What is the male part of the flower?
Stamen
What is the female part of the flower?
Pistil
Does a gynosperm protect its seed?
No
How many flower parts are in monocots?
The flower parts are in multiples of 3.
How many years does a biennial life cycle last?
2 years
What is the petal's job in a flower?
To attract pollinators
What does the sepal do for the flower?
It protects it before bloom
Does an angiosperm protect its seed?
yes
How many flower parts are in dicots?
There are multiples of 4/5 flower parts in dicots.
What is it called when a plant has an infinite life cycle?
A perennial.
What does the style do for the flower?
It supports the stigma
What does the filament do for the flower?
Supports the anther
What does an angiosperm protect its seeds with?
Fruits.
How are the leaf veins arranged in monocots?
The leaf veins are arranged in parallel lines.
What is a tree's life cycle? (Annual, biennial, or perennial?)
Perenial
What does the stigma do for a flower?
It provides a surface for pollen to catch.
What does the ovary do for the flower?
protects the ovule
Why does a plant go through photosynthesis?
To synthesize energy from sunlight.
How are the leaf veins arranged in dicots?
The leaf veins are arranged like nets.
What is a marigold's life cycle? (Annual, biennial, or perennial?)
Annual
What does the anther do?
Produces pollen
What does the ovule do for the flower
Devolops into a seed
What does respiration do for the plant?
It uses oxygen to create energy/glucose