Plants
This part of the plant is responsible for obtaining water for the plant and anchoring it to the soil
ROOTS
Photosynthesis occurs in these plant structures
LEAVES
This is the cell structure that is responsible for controlling what enters and exits the cell
CELL MEMBRANE
Cell Respiration takes place within this cell structure found in both plant and animal cells
MITOCHONDRIA
These brightly colored structures help to attract insects and birds to assist with the process of pollination
PETALS
This part of the plant is the site of photosynthesis. These structures have large surface areas in order to capture sunlight
LEAVES
This cell structure is where photosynthesis takes place. Animal cells do not have these!
CHLOROPLASTS
This type of transport requires no energy and always describes movement of particles from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration
PASSIVE TRANSPORT
Along with Glucose, this substance is a required reactant for cellular respiration to take place
OXYGEN
This is the name of the female reproductive system found within the plant
PISTIL
This part of the plant is the place where reproduction occurs. Often it is brightly colored in order to attract organisms to pollinate it.
FLOWERS
Along with sunlight and water, this is a reactant that is needed for photosynthesis to take place
CARBON DIOXIDE
This is the movement of water across a semipermeable membrane from an area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration
OSMOSIS
This final product created by cellular respiration is used to run all the processes the cell needs
ATP ENERGY
This is the name of the male reproductive system found within the flower
STAMEN
This part of the plant is responsible for transporting water, nutrients and food to all parts of the plant. It also provides support and structure to the plant.
STEMS
These tiny openings found many times on the underside of leaves are used for the gas exchange necessary for photosynthesis to take place
STOMATA
This type of transport is the movement of particles from an area of lower concentration to an area of higher concentration
ACTIVE TRANSPORT
This gas is a product of cellular respiration. It is considered to be a waste product and is just released into the atmosphere
CARBON DIOXIDE
This specific part of the stamen is what produces the pollen. It sits on the top of the filament
ANTHER
This is the specific type of tissue found within the plant that transports food (sugar) taken created by photosynthesis to all other parts of the plant
PHLOEM
Along with Oxygen, this is the product that is created through photosynthesis and is shipped by the phloem to all parts of the plant
GLUCOSE
This type of passive transport is the movement of molecules from higher concentration to lower concentration through some sort of protein channel.
FACILITATED DIFFUSION
This type of cellular respiration produces energy without the use of oxygen as a reactant.
ANAEROBIC
This specific part of the pistil is the sticky structure that sits on the top of the style. Its function is to capture the pollen
STIGMA