Parts of a Plant
Roots and Stems
Plant Grouping
How Plants Grow
Plants from the Past
100
The part of the plant that brings water from the soil to the plant.
What is the root?
100
The roots carry this to the rest of the plant.
What is water?
100
These are trees that lose their leaves in the fall.
What are deciduous trees?
100
Seeds that look like helicopters are spread by this.
What is wind?
100
The remains or mark of a living thing from long ago.
What is a fossil?
200
The part of a plant that attracts insects to the plant to pollinate it.
What is the flower?
200
A carrot is this type of root.
What is a taproot?
200
These trees do not lose their leaves in the winter.
What are coniferous trees?
200
Seeds such as coconuts are spread by this.
What is water?
200
Fossils are made by plants being stuck in this.
What is mud?
300
The part of the plant that has a system of tubes that bring water and nutrients to the plant.
What is the stem?
300
This is inside a plant stem to help move nutrients to all parts of the plant.
What are tubes?
300
Coniferous trees grow these instead of making seeds.
What is a cone?
300
Seeds sometimes stick to these and are dropped somewhere else.
What are animals?
300
Plants or animals that are no longer found on the Earth.
What is extinct?
400
The part of the plant that makes food using sunlight.
What is the leaves?
400
This type of plant protects the water inside through its thick, waxy stems.
What is a cactus?
400
Bees do this to flowers by moving pollen from flower to flower.
What is pollinate?
400
A word that means a plant is growing.
What is germinate?
400
Plants from the past didn't have these.
What are flowers or cones?
500
When different parts work together for one purpose.
What is a system?
500
Some stems have these sharp parts on them that protect them from animals.
What is a thorn?
500
What part of the flower sticks to a bee and is moved from plant to plant?
What is pollen?
500
Food for seeds is kept in this.
What is the seed leaf?
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