Identifications
Eudicots
Monocots
Bryophytes
Plant Adaptations
100
Monocot or Eudicot root?
Eudicot root.
100
How many seeds do Eudicots have?
2
100
How many seeds do Monocots have?
1
100
What is a Bryophyte?
small flowerless green plant
100
What helps plants survive?
The nutrients and elements they need to survive such as water, soil, sunlight.
200
Monocot or Eudicot?
Monocot
200
True or False. Eudicot has scattered vascular bundles.
False
200
What type of root does a Monocot have?
Fibrous
200
What are examples of Bryophytes?
Mosses, Hornworts, Liveworts.
200
Flowers use adaptations such as thorns for___
protection.
300
This is an example of a _______
Bryophyte.
300
How many cotyledons do i have?
2
300
Monocots flower parts in groups of _________
3 or Multiples of 3
300
Bryophytes are vascular plants. True or False.
False, they are nonvascular.
300
Without the bright colors of nature there would not be as much ______ occuring.
Pollination
400
What kind of seed is this?
Monocot Seed.
400
Why is this a Eudicot?
Has net-like veins
400
Germination is _________
The process by which a seed begins to grow
400
Describe alternation of generation.
A life cycle in which there is both a multicellular diploid form, the sporophyte, and a multicellular haploid form, the gametophyte.
400
How do deep roots help desert plants adapt?
Helps them conserve/store water.
500
What kind of seed is this?
Eudicot.
500
Root difference from monocot is _____
Taproot is usually present in eudicot, whereas in monocot it has fibrous roots.
500
How can you identify this is a Monocot?
The parallel veins in the leafs.
500
What are the characteristics of bryophytes?
Their sporophytes are unbranched and they do not have a true vascular tissue containing lignin.
500
Waxy Cuticle
Protects plant from water loss