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Vocabulary
100
What is Moss?
100
Plant roots reach down into this and get nutrients and water from it.
What are roots?
100
apples, corn, blueberries
What is food?
100
Found in the root and transports food.
What is Phloem?
100
This means it produces two seed leaves and contains the prefix meaning two.
What is dicot?
200
What is a Fern?
200
The area around a plant that it needs in order to grow.
What is space?
200
Something you write with and write on.
What are pencils and paper?
200
a pointy hard tip to the end of the tap root to help push down into the soil.
What is a root cap?
200
A plant that completes its life cycle in just one growing season.
What is an annual?
300
What is a Pine-Tree (Gymnosperm)?
300
The ball of fire in the sky that plants gets their energy from.
What is the sun?
300
One cleans your teeth and the other, your hair.
What are toothpaste and shampoo?
300
Transports water and minerals.
What is Xylem?
300
This means it produces one seed leaf and contains the prefix for one.
What is monocot?
400
What is an Oak Tree (Angiosperm)?
400
The name for the gas around us that holds carbon dioxide for plants.
What is Air?
400
The stuff we breathe in. It keeps us alive.
What is Oxygen?
400
The outer layer of a root.
What is epidermis?
400
This type of plant has vessels that transports nutrients and water throughout the plant.
What is a vascular plant?
500
What is a Maple Tree (Angiosperm)?
500
This helps plants transport nutrients.
What is water?
500
It keeps you warm and decent.
What are clothes?
500
The part of a plant that has the primary function of anchoring the plant, but also absorbing of water and minerals and transporting these to the stem. The also act as a food storage for the plant.
What is a root?
500
Plants that live through many growing seasons. A tree is a good example!
What are perennials?