Roots
Stems
Fruit
Flowers
Reproduction
100

Food is stored in the 


Root cortex

100

Plants grow towards light because of 

Phototropism

100

Fruit that is fleshy and juicy throughout

berry

100

Purpose of the flower

to produce seed

100

What type of reproduction is when sperm and egg cells unite

sexual

200

What part of the seed develops into the root

radicle

200

Alternating patterns formed in a woody stem by distinct layers of springwood and summerwood 

growth rings

200

produced by grass family

grain

200

What part of the flower protect the developing flower

sepal

200

First step in fertilization is

creation of pollen tubes
300

Roots with very little branching

taproot

300

In a young plant what part of the stem stores water 

pith

300

Has pods with seeds within

legume

300

What determines when a plant flowers 

The length of day and night

300

Flowers that cannot be pollinated by other flowers have to be

self-pollinating

400

Why are stolons not roots

The nodes can produce roots

400

What does not drive the sap stream 

secondary growth

400

Consists of seed enclosed in hard, relatively thick shell 

nut

400

What layer cuts the fruit from stem

abscission layer

400

Reproduction cells such a sperm or eggs cells are

gametes

500

Tiny tubelike productions that extend from the epidermal cells of a root to absorb water and minerals

Root hairs

500

tough outer covering of a herbaceous monocot stem

rind

500

consists of an outer fleshy layer and an inner papery core

pome

500

What part of the flower produces pollen

anther

500

What makes a plant undergo double fertilization

it requires two sperm cells