This is the reproductive organ of the plant that produces seeds; may also attract insects for pollination
What is flower?
Examples of this part of the plant that we eat include broccoli, cauliflower, artichokes, and whole cloves.
What is flower?
What part of the pistil is #1?
What is stigma?
Holds the leaves and flowers of the plant; transports food and water from the roots.
What is the stem?
What is the reproductive organ of the plant that produces seeds?
What is the flower?
Part of the plant cell that provides the structural support and protection.
What is the cell wall?
Type of root system found in grasses
What is fibrous root system?
This is the response of the plant to touch
What is thigmotropism?
The part of the flowering plant that contains the seeds.
What is fruit?
Examples of this part of the plant include beets, carrots, radishes, turnips, and rutabagas.
What are roots?
Which part of the pistil is #2?
What is style?
the molecule which provides the energy in the cells of all living things
What is ATP or adenosine triphosphate
Plant organ that is the anchor of the plant and absorbs water and nutrients from the soil
part of the plant cell that surrounds the cell as a thin layer of lipids and proteins
What is cell membrane?
Type of roots that grow directly downward
What is taproot?
This is not present in sufficient quantities for crops, therefore fertilizers or manure need to be applied to achieve an adequate amount of nitrate for crops
What is nitrate?
This is the food factory of the plant; uses chlorophyll, water, sunlight, and carbon dioxide to make food.
What are leaves?
Examples of this part of the plants include peas, beans, corn, nuts, rice, & peanuts
What is seed?
Which part of the pistil is #3?
What is ovary?
specialized part of a cell which has a specific function
What is an organelle?
The result of flowers attracting insects
What is pollination?
Type of cells found in bacteria
What is Prokaryotic?
Which type of plant tissue is NOT part of the vascular bundle? A. Phloem B. Xylem C. Cortex D. Cambium
What is C, Cortex?
The beginning or resumption of growth of a seed or spore
What is germination?
The anchor of the plant; also absorbs and carries water and nutrients from the soil.
What is root?
This part of the stamen on #5.
What is filament?
"Category" of trees which bear cones and needle-like or scale-like leaves; not a specific tree, like Pine
What is conifer?
One of the following that is NOT a fruit type: A. Complex B. Simple C. Aggregate D. Multiple
What is A, complex?
This cell structure contains the cytoskeleton, cytosol and the organelles
What is cytoplasm?
Part of the stem that transports sugars
What is Phloem?
The process of producing new plants by seeds, cuttings or other techniques
What is propagation?
Contains an embryo that provides food and water until the plant is able to make food for itself.
What is the seed?
Which of the following is NOT a tissue found in the stem? A. Xylem B. Phloem C. Cambium D. Stele
What is D, Stele?
The alteration of a protein shape through some form of external stress, such as heat stress, for example
What is denaturation?
structure of nucleic acids and proteins which carries genetic information in the form of genes
What is chromosome?
Plant part that connects the leaf blade to the stem
What is Petiole?
•Is also known as conventional farming, modern agriculture and industrial farming
•Is the practice of increasing agricultural output while enhancing environmental quality and natural resources
What is sustainable agriculture?