PARTS OF THE PLANT
NUTRITION
REPRODUCTION
CLASSIFICATION
GENERAL
100

They synthetise organic matter through photosynthesis.

LEAVES

100

Type of nutrition in plants.

AUTOTROPHIC

100
What is the name of the flower´s female sexual organ?

PISTIL

100

Name of the non-flowering plants with very simple conducting vessels.

MOSSES/BRYOPHYTES

100

Plants that do NOT lose their leaves in autumn.

EVERGREEN PLANTS

200

They absorb water and mineral salts from the ground.

ROOTS

200
Organelle where the photosynthesis occurs.

Chloroplast

200

What is the name of the flower´s male sexual organ?

STAMEN
200
Name of the non-flowering plants with developed conducting vessels.

FERNS/PTERIDOPHYTES

200

Name of the structure that protect seeds in angiosperms.

FRUIT

300
This part is in charge of producing gametes.

FLOWER

300
Carbon dioxide enters the leaf through ..........

STOMATA

300

What is the name of the group of coloured petals?

COROLLA

300

Name of the flowering plants that do not produce fruits.

GYMNOSPERMS

300
Name of the wide main part of the leaf.

BLADE

400
Crude and phloem sap are transported around the plant through the .................. ...................

CONDUCTING VESSELS

400

Process by which the plant releases water vapour outside.

TRANSPIRATION

400
Process by which a pollen grain reaches the carpel of ANOTHER flower.

CROSS-POLLINATION

400

type of flower that can produce only one type of reproductive cell or gamete.

UNISEXUAL/IMPERFECT FLOWER

400

Give one reason why algae do not belong to kingdom plant.

Algae do not have specialized tissues.

500
It is a tissue specialised in absorbing sunlight to make the photsynthesis process (inside the chloroplast).

CHLOROPHYLL

500

Which are the products of photosynthesis?

ORGANIC MATTER (OR ELABORATED/PHLOEM SAP) AND OXYGEN.

500
When the male and the female gamete fuse together.

FERTILISATION

500

In these species we observe two types of organisms in the same species: “female” plants with female flowers and “male” plants with male flowers.

DIOECIOUS SPECIES
500

Parts where buds and the stem meet.

NODES

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