Cells
Plant structure and function I
Taxonomy and evolutionary history
Plant structure and function II
Plant Evolution
100
What is the function of parenchyma cells?
replicate to repair plants
100
The function of the root cap is...
to protect the root tissue.
100
List the following in the correct order from largest to smallest.
class, family, domain, species, kingdom, order, phylum, genus
Domain, Kingdom, Phylum, Class, Order, Family, Genus, Species
100
What type of fruit is a pineapple?
multiple fruit
100
Which of the following is not a plant adaptation to land environments?
A- vascular tissue
B- cuticle
C- stomata
D- asexual reproduction
D- Asexual reproduction
200
If a sunflower plant lost all of its collenchyma cells, it would...
fall over.
200
Draw a diagram of a seed and label the embryo, seed coat, and nutrients.
200
The second term in a scientific name is known as the _________________.
Species
200
What is the function of the cotyledons?
to store and absorb food.
200
How has the evolution of vascular tissues improved the adaptability of plants?
enabled plants to adapt to dry areas.
300
What structure enables the exchange of gasses?
stomata
300
Which vascular tissue transports water and minerals from roots to leaves?
Xylem
300
What do the fungi in lichens provide for their photosynthetic partners?
structural support
300
What is the function of the meristem?
rapid cell division and the production of cells that develop into many types of cells,
300
Draw the diagram above and match the type of plant to the letter where it belongs on the evolutionary tree. (Green Algae, nonvascular plants, angiosperms, gymnosperms, seedless vascular plants)
A-green Algae
B-nonvascular plants
C-seedless vascular plants
D-gymnosperms
E-angiosperms
400
What controls the movement of water vapor through the stomata?
guard cells
400
Which vascular tissue carries sugars from the leaves to other parts of the plant?
Phloem
400
What describes all organisms in the kingdom Fungi?
heterotrophic eukaryotes
400
Draw a diagram of a flower and label the following parts. (sepal, petal, stamen, pistil)
400
Why is seed dispersal an important adaptation?
limits competition with parent plants
500
What are the three shapes of bacteria?
Spirochete, cocci, bacilli
500
What is the part of the embryo is the first part to emerge from the seed?
radicle
500
How are the three major groups of protists classified?
How they obtain nutrition.
500
Provides nourishment for the developing embryo in the seed.
The endosperm
500
How is a plant's vascular tissue related to its ability to live on land?
It provides a means to transport water and nutrients.