Seed plants
The powder-like substance that goes into a plant to make seeds.
What is pollen?
Pg:300
The way that usaally seedless plants usually reproduce.
What are spores?
Pg:308
True or False?
Club mosses do not have roots.
False?
pg: 309
Structures that anchor non-vascular seedless plants use ____ to the ground.
What are rhizoids?
pg:307
The structure that protects a plant cell.
What is a cell wall?
pg:297
Some creatures that help move pollen around.
What are the benefits of bees, butterflies, and humans?
Pg:300
The main source that seedless plants use for their spores to reproduce.
Why water?
pg:308
This percentage of plants is vascular.
Why 90%?
Pg:309
Spores use this liquid to reproduce.
What does it require water for?
Pg:307
The water-like liquid in plants
What is sap?
Pg:297
The reasoning of seeds.
What helps spread the population?
Pg: 301
Another way that seedless plants reproduce.
What do they reproduce by Asexual reproduction?
pg:307
Is transported throughout the plant.
What are nutrients and materials for the plants?
Pg:314
Mosses reproduce by spores.
True or False
What is true?
Pg:308
All plants have this type of tissue.
What is vascular tissue?
Pg:300
Two things that show off a flower's smell.
What are gymnosperms and angiosperms?
pg: 318 & 319
The seedless plant has a horn-like structure.
What is the hornlike structure located on the horn warts?
Pg:308
Leaves of ferns make up.
What are fronds?
pg:309
The average hornwort is this long.
What is 2.5 cm long?
Pg:308
All plants have this type of cell
What are Ukaryotic cells?
Pg:297
Wind is used to transport seeds.
True or False
What is true?
pg:300
Seedless plants are divided into.
What are divisions?
pg:301
Areas where vascular tissue is found.
What are roots, stems, and leaves?
Pg:314 & 315
This nonvascular seedless plant was thought to cure liver disease hundreds of years ago.
What were they used for, Liverworts?
Pg:308
Small opening in leaves
Define stoma?
pg:317