Plants, Tissues, & Leaves
When two leaves grow from one node, it is said to have _____ arrangement.
Opposite
The ___ attaches the blade to the stem.
Petiole
Main weight bearing bone of the leg.
Tibia
This lobe is associated with personality, judgement, and self-control.
Frontal Lobe
This organelle is a chemical factory that uses light to make food.
Chloroplast
Tissue that protects and waterproofs the plant.
Epidermal Tissue
Part of the flower that receives the pollen grains.
Stigma
This is the only joint that allows rotational movement.
Pivot Joint
Lower part of the brain; responsible for balance and coordination.
Cerebellum
These are known as storage structures within our cells.
Vacuoles
Process that enables plants to "burn" sugar for energy.
Cellular Respiration
Develops into the root system of a plant.
Radicle
Phalanges are an example of ____ bones.
Long
This is a philosophy that states that a person's actions can be completely explained as responses to particular stimuli.
Behaviorism
A stable internal environment within the body.
Homeostasis
Two or more major veins extending out from one point is what kind of venation?
Palmate Veination
Provides nutrition to the growing embryo.
Endosperm
Most common form of arthritis.
Osteoarthritis
Enlosed junction between two neurons or a neuron and another cell.
Synapse
This kingdom is home to mostly unicellular organisms such as amoeba.
Kingdom Protista
Tiny openings located on the lower epidermis.
Stomata
Leaf-like structures attached to the edge of the pedicel.
Sepal
These joints are found ONLY in our hands.
Saddle Joints
A disease of the nervous system characterized by tremors.
Parkinson's Disease
Who is credited with FIRST creating the idea of taxonomy?
John Ray