Roots
Stems
Parts of a Flower
Part of Fruit
100
  • Soil moisture plays a significant role in helping or hurting the root systems and involves the following:

Available water

Unavailable water

Water-holding capacity

100

What are the functions of a stem?

The following are four functions of stems.


Stems support the leaves. They hold the

leaves in the most efficient position to collect

sunlight.


Stems move water, minerals, and

manufactured food throughout the whole

plant. The movement of materials through

vascular tissues is known as translocation.

100

What are the parts of a flower

and their functions?

Flowers are the most obvious part of most plants.


Purpose of flowers


Intricate and important parts


Male and female parts

100

What is a fruit?

A fruit is a mature, ripened ovary.

200

What are the two types of root systems?

taproot system. 

fibrous root system.

200

What are some of the structures on

the outside of a stem?

Many structures on the stem are useful

to us in identifying plants.


The following are some external

structures on a stem.


The growing point at the tip of the stem,

called the apical meristem, is contained

inside of the bud at the end of the stem,

which is called the terminal bud.


The apical meristem is the same type of

structure that the tip of the root has and is

responsible for growth in the length of the

plant.

200

What are the types of flowers?

1. A flower that has both male and female parts is

called a perfect flower.


2. A flower that is missing either male or female

parts is called an imperfect


flower.

200

what functions does it serve?

Two main functions of fruit


To prevent the seeds from drying and disperse the

seeds.

300

What are the functions of a
plant’s roots?

  • The roots anchor the plant to the ground and support the above ground part of the plant.

  • The roots store food that has been made through photosynthesis. 

  • This food can be used later when a plant needs it to grow or survive.

300

What are some of the structures

inside a stem?

Inside of the stem, there are tissues

used to transport materials throughout

the plant.


Stem tissues are organized in one of the

following ways.


The important vascular tissues are either

found in small bundles scattered

throughout the stem or arranged in rings

or a ring of vascular bundles, which are

located in the cortex.

300

What are the types of flowers?

1. Monoecious plants bear both male and female

flowers on one plant. Corn, cucumbers, and oaks

are monecious.


2. Dioecious plants have male and female flowers

on separate plants. Soybeans, asparagus, kiwi,

and hemp are examples of dioecious plants.

300

What are the basic types of fruits?

Simple Fruits


Aggregate Fruits


Multiple Fruits

400

What are the parts of a root?

 primary root

secondary roots.

apical meristem.

root cap

400

What are some different kinds of

specialized stems?

We generally expect stems to be upright

and above ground.


Some stems are modified to store food or

to help the plant reproduce.

400

What are the parts of a flower

and their functions?

The female part of a flower is called the pistil.


1. The pistil is made up of a sticky tissue at its end called the stigma

that is receptive to pollen.


2. Below the stigma is a rod-shaped middle part called the style and a

swollen base containing eggs called the


ovary. Once the pollen reaches the stigma,


it forms a pollen tube down through the


style to the ovary where sperm is deposited.


3. Flowers that have only female


parts are called pistillate.

400

How do fruit develop and mature?

From fertilization

to ripened fruit


Identify the parts of a fruit


Pericarp- Tissue that surrounds the seeds


Three parts


Exocarp


Mesocarp


Endocarp

500

What does a healthy root system look like?

  • A healthy root system is white or nearly white in color and smells fresh. 

500

What are some different kinds of

specialized stems?

A rhizome is a thick

underground stem that lies

horizontally. Hostas are

rhizomes.


A stolon is a horizontal stem

that lies above the ground.

Stolons are sometimes called

runners and tend to be

involved with the spreading of

the plant. Strawberries spread

by stolon.

500

What is an inflorescence and what

are the types of inflorescences?

Flowers are borne on plant stems in one of two

ways. Some plants have solitary flowers, such as

the tulip, narcissus, and rose.


Other plants have flower clusters, known as an

inflorescence. An inflorescence is actually the

branching system of the stem.


The main stem of an inflorescence is known as the

peduncle. Pedicels that branch from the peduncle

support individual flowers.

500

How are seedless fruits produced?

Define parthenocarpy- development of a fruit

without fertilization