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Plant Parts
Plant Parts 2
Vascular/ Non-Vascular
All About Plants
Flower Parts
100

These anchor the pant in the soil, take in water, and nutrients

What are ROOTS?

100

This part of the plant allows water and nutrients to travel throughout the plant.  

What are stems?

100

These plants have a system of tubes that carry water and nutrients throughout the plant.  

What are vascular plants?
100

This is the green substance that captures sunlight so plants can go through the process of photosynthesis.   

What is chlorophyll?

100

The filament holds up the anther.  These two male parts make up the _______________.

What is the stamen?

200

These are thin, branching roots. Grasses have these kinds of roots.  

What are fibrous roots?

200

This part of the plant allows the plant to reproduce.  This part has male and female parts.  

What is the flower?

200

Ferns have the ability to grow tall so they are __________________ plants.  

What are vascular?
200
The stages that a plant or animal go through from birth to death.  

What is a life cycle?

200
The style holds up the stigma.  The ovary, style, and stigma, together, are called the_______________.

What is pistil (the female part of the flower)?

300

These roots are thick, strong roots that grow deep in the soil.

What are taproots?

300

When you plant one of these, it will grow into a new plant.

What is a seed?

300

These are the simplest types of plants.  They grow close to the ground and soak up water and minerals like a sponge.  

What are non-vascular?

300

The part of the seed that stores the food is called this.


What is the cotyledon?

300

This part of the flower releases pollen.  

What is the anther?

400

This is the part of the plant where photosynthesis mainly takes place.

What are leaves?

400
This can form around seeds.  People and animals love to eat this.
What is fruit?
400
Give an example of a plant that produces spores that is vascular.

Give an example of a non-vascular plant that produces spores.


What is a fern?

What is moss?

400

One cotyledon=______________

Two cotyledons= _______________

What is a monocot?

What is a dicot?

400

This part of the flower hold the eggs or ovules that will turn into seeds after a pollen tube grows.  

What is the ovary?

500

These are the microscopic holes where carbon dioxide is taken in and oxygen is released.  

What are stomata?

500

Some plants have special structures that protect them from damage caused by natural forces.

What are protective structures?  

500

This is a ___________________ plant that, celery has the ability to grow tall.  You could see the tubes inside!

 What is vascular?

500

_________________ grow year after year, while __________________ only grow one year.

What are perennials?

What are annuals?
500

The pollen has to land on the top of the _________________ in order to grow a pollen tube.

What is stigma (or pistil)?