Classifying
What are flowering plants with conducting vessels called?
Angiosperms or Gymnosperms (Spermatophytes)
What are three functions of roots?
1. Anchors the plant
2. Absorbs mineral salts and water
3. Store substances
What is a ragmen found between two nodes called?
Internode
What is a group of petals called?
Corolla
The stomata is in charge of this process..
Transpiration
Mosses are non-flowering plants with...
Conducting vessels
What is the part of the plant that connects the root to the stem?
The root collar
What are the two types of buds?
Axillary and Apical buds
What joins a flower to the stem?
Peduncle
Name of the stage in which a pollen grain reaches the stigma of a pistil
Pollination
The presence or absence of flowers classify plants into
Non flowering or flowering plants
At the end of the roots we can find...
The root cap
What is the wide main part of a leaf called?
Blade
Where are pollen grains produced?
Pollen sacks
What are the products of phtosyntehiysis?
Organic matter and oxygen
What are non-flowering plants without conducting vessels called?
Liverworts
What is the function of absorbent hairs?
To get water and mineral salts from the ground
What connects the leaf to the rest of the plant?
Petiole
Name the type of flower that has stamen and pistil within the same flower
Hermaphrodite Flower
Name the process that transforms raw sap into elaborated sap
Photosynthesis
Ferns belong to...
Pteridophytes
Name the types of roots
-Prop roots
-Fibrous roots
-Tubercular roots
These are found on the underside of a leaf
Stomata
What are the parts of the carpel or pistil?
Stigma, style, ovary, and ovules
What is the new structure formed in the style during fertilization?
Pollen tube/ tube (both are correct)