Roots
This is the main function of the roots of a plant.
What is anchoring the plant?
What is distribution of water and food to the plant?
This is the process that plants go through to create energy.
What is photosynthesis?
This is the main function of flowers.
What is sexual reproduction of plants?
This is the main function of the seed of a plant.
What is the method of dispersal for plants?
This is the main function of the fruit of a angiosperm plant.
What is protection of the seed?
Name one other function of the roots besides anchoring the plant.
What is absorbing water?
What is absorbing minerals?
What is storing food?
The stem forms what major structure of the plant?
What is the above ground structure?
The energy created from photosynthesis is used for what other functions?
What is reproduction and growth?
What are a stamen and a pistil?
Seeds consist of two layers, this is the name of the inner layer.
What is the inner embryo?
Fruits vary many different ways, name two of the ways that fruits can vary in plants species to species.
What is color, form, size, texture, or number?
Name the three classifications of roots.
What are taproots, storage roots, and fibrous roots?
These are two of the four classifications of branches?
What is simple, branched, climbing, or creeping?
These are the three main parts of a complete leaf?
What is the blade, petiole, and stipule?
Stamen are the _____ part of the plant and the pistil is the _______ part of the plant.
What is Male and Female?
Plants seeds can come in many different forms, name two ways that plants can vary.
What is color, texture, longevity, size, or method of dispersal?
Fruits are divided into two large categories, they are known as...
What are fleshy and dry fruits?
Name the three parts of a root system.
What is the primary root(tap root), secondary root(rootlets) and fibrous roots?
Some stems are adapted to store this, some examples of such plants are tubers, corms, bulbs and rhizomes
What is food?
What is the sheath, ligule, and auricle?
What is the terminal point?
What is the axillary points?
Gymnosperms produce seeds much like angiosperms, however they are not carried in a fruit. What is the carrying vessel for gymnosperm seeds?
What are cones?
What are two plants that produce a fleshy fruit?
What are apples, berry bushes etc...
Name one root crop grown in the United States.
What are potatoes, turnips, carrots, radishes etc.
The stem holds the vascular system of the plant, what are the two types of tissue found in the stem?
What is xylem and phloem?
These are the two kinds of leaves.
What are simple and compound leaves?
A complete flower contains all four of these parts?
What are calyx(sepals), corolla(petals), stamen, and pistils?
This is the term used to describe a miniature plant which is enclosed in a seed.
What is an embryo?
What are two plants that produce a dry fruit?
What are "nut" trees...