Uses of Plants
What category does fruits, vegetables, grains, nuts, etc?
Food
what are three examples of gymnosperms?
pines, firs, spruces, redwoods, ginkgo
How many system names are there?
Two-name
What is the name of the plants that produce for more than two years or
growing seasons?
Perennials
What is the name of the system with one thick main root?
Tap root
What category is cotton, linen, wool, leather (plants feed the
animals that grow the wool and leather) in?
Clothing
What are some examples of Angiosperms?
apples, peaches, pecans, soybeans
What is the first system name?
Genus
What is the name of plants that complete their life cycle in two
growing seasons?
Biennials
What is the name of the system with many small roots?
Fibrous roots
What category is lumber and other wood products in?
Shelter
What does “naked seed” mean in Greek?
gymnosperms
What is the second system name?
Species
Two Examples of Biennials?
carrot, parsley, onion, cabbage, hollyhock,
Black-eyed Susan.
What is the name of the plant that grows from the stem or leaf of a plant?
Adventitious roots
What category is plants or plant products are used by
humans in?
direct source
what does “covered seed” or “enclosed seed” mean in Greek?
Angiosperms
What is a Latin and printed scientific names?
What is the name of the plants that complete their life cycle in one year?
Annuals
What does the Stems do?
support the leaves, flowers, and fruit
What category does humans use the animal and animal
products that feed on plants and plant products in?
indirect source:
What is an embryonic leaf which become the seed leaf?
Cotyledon
Species can further subdivided into?
varieties
Three examples of Annuals?
marigolds, pansies, petunias, melons, beans,
squash
What are two types of conductive tissues in the Stems?
Xylem and Phloem