The Basics
Roots & Stems
Flowers
Fruits, Veggies & Seeds
Leaves
200
This name is known worldwide and is used in a professional setting.
Latin
200
Plants with green flexible stems.
Herbaceous
200
ID number 8:
Pistil
200
__________ are any structures that develop from a fertilized ovary and contain the seeds of the plant.
Fruit
200
ID the following
Lobes
400
A plant that keeps its leaves year-round and requires warm temperatures to survive.
Tropical
400
An area on a stem where buds, branches, or even scars are clustered together.
Node
400
ID number 1:
Stamen
400
ID numbers 1,2 & 3
1. Seed food storage 2. Seed Coat 3. Embryo
400
How many lobes does this leaf have?
Two
600
Plants that die after one growing season.
Annual
600
Roots that spontaneously (suddenly) grow on random plant parts.
Adventitious
600
The female flower part.
Pistil
600
The first sign of growth after planting a seed is called.
Germination
600
ID the leaf arrangement:
Opposite
800
Plants that return every growing season after going dormant.
Perennial
800
Porous tissue located on the surface of the stem.
Lenticel
800
A flower that contains both the male and female parts on the same flower.
Monoecious
800
Non-flowering/fruiting plants. The seeds are unenclosed on the surface of the scales and leaves.
Gymnosperm
800
Needle like or scale like leaves
Conifer leaf
1000
Trees and shrubs that lose their leaves seasonally, and typically grow in four season regions.
Deciduous
1000
What are roots responsible for?
Anchoring, water absorption, nutrient uptake.
1000
___________ is when the pollen from the __________ makes contact with the ___________ and travels down the inside of the style to fertilize the ovaries.
Pollination is when the pollen from the anther makes contact with the stigma and travels down the style to fertilize the ovaries.
1000
The part of the seed that is underdeveloped and houses the leaves, stem and roots.
Embryo
1000
ID the following:
(I'm not just looking for the leaf arrangement)
Compound Leaf