Photosynthesis & Energy
This organism makes its own food using sunlight.
What is autotrophic?
Plants without tubes for transport are called this.
What is nonvascular?
Large divided leaves found on ferns are called these.
What are fronds?
Plants that produce flowers and fruit are called this.
What are angiosperms?
A thick main root that grows deep into the soil is called this.
What is a taproot?
This process turns sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide into sugar and oxygen.
What is photosynthesis?
This plant is small, grows in damp areas, and lacks true roots.
What is moss?
Small parts that make up a compound leaf are called these.
What are leaflets?
Plants that produce seeds in cones are called this.
What are gymnosperms?
This plant example has a taproot.
What is a carrot?
This process breaks down sugar to release energy for a plant.
What is cellular respiration?
This plant has fronds and reproduces with spores.
What is a fern?
The pattern of veins in a leaf is called this.
What is venation?
Plants with one seed leaf and parallel veins are called this.
What are monocots?
This type of plant often has fibrous roots instead of a taproot.
What are monocots?
This organism must eat other organisms for energy.
What is heterotrophic?
This layer helps plants grow thicker by making new vascular tissue.
What is vascular cambium?
This type of venation looks like a net.
What is reticulate venation?
Plants with two seed leaves and net-like veins are called this.
What are dicots?
This plant produces flowers and seeds inside fruit.
What is a rose bush?
This process provides energy for growth and survival in plant cells.
What is cellular respiration?
This type of plant has xylem and phloem for transport
What is a vascular plant?
This group of plants usually has reticulate venation.
What are dicots?
This plant is an example of a gymnosperm.
What is a pine tree?
This structure helps plants grow thicker over time.
What is vascular cambium?