Plant Parts
The outermost layer of bark made of dead cells.
Cork
The flexible stalks that supports dandelion flower.
Herbaceous
Plants whose vascular bundles are evenly distributed throughout their entire systems.
Monocots
The Plant type for pine trees, spruces, and cycads.
Gymnosperms
Turgor pressure is caused by the presence of water in a cell's chloroplasts. (True or False)
False
The young plant inside the seed.
Embryo
The thing that all plants have in common.
They are eukaryotic.
A vascular plant also known as a frond.
Fern
The plant classification for the pink dogwood.
Angiosperm
The cellular organelle found in all plants.
Plastid
The stoma opening size that gets regulated.
Guard cells
The region on the stem where new leaves and branches are produced.
Node
A vascular plant use as an abrasive for its silica in their cells wall.
Horsetails
The similarity and difference on plantlike protist such as algae.
They are both eukaryotic. Plants have tissues.
What are mosses and hornworts attached to the ground with root-like structure.
Rhizoids
The part of the leaf where the photosynthesis would occur.
Palisade layer
What fern leaves are also known as.
Fronds
Fiddleheads
The classification on why mosses aren't able to grow tall.
They are non vascular plants.
What plant cells are made out of.
Cellulose
The structure that allows the gases to move easily within the leaf itself.
The spongy layer
The reason why annual rings form.
Different xylem growth periods.
The reason a cornstalk can remain standing long after it has dried out and lost turgor pressure.
The fibers around the stem.
The two traits used to classify plants, the main groups of plants and, the examples of an organism from each group.
They are classified on vascular tissues and production on seeds.
what is it classified as when a plant loses too much water through evaporation and may wilt due to the loss.
Turgor pressure