Monocots vs. Dicots
How many cotyledons in a dicot?
2
What part of the root absorbs water and nutrients
The root hair
The name of a leaf is?
Blade
The cells that open and close around the stoma
Guard cells
The four main plant groups are?
Moses (bryophytes), Ferns (pteridophytes), coniferous (gymnosperms), flowering plants (angiosperms)
On a monocot leaf, how are the veins shaped?
Long, parallel lines
When a plant is attracted towards light, what is that called?
Phototropism
What part comes up from the ground and holds the leaves and flowers?
The stem
The name of the waxy surface of the leaf
Waxy cuticle
Two differences between a plant cell and an animal cell
Chloroplasts and Cell Wall
What kind of root system do dicots have
Taproot
What chemical in the stem makes a plant bend towards the light?
Auxin
The name of the main part of the root?
Tap root
What goes in the stoma
Carbon dioxide
What is the female part of the flower
Pistil
The plant type (monocot or dicot) has petals in multiples of 4 or 5
Dicots
The vascular tissue which carries food down from the leaves to the roots to be stored
Phloem
The part of the plant that comes off the stem before the leaf?
Petiole
What comes out of the stoma
Oxygen
What is the male part of the flower
Stamen
What type of leaf veins do dicots have?
Branching
The vascular tissue which carries water and nutrients from the root hairs to the leaves
Xylem
The part of the stem between the nodes?
Internodes
Where in the leaf is the most chloroplast?
Palisade mesophyll
On what part of the flower does the bee get the pollen from?
Stamen (anther)