Monocots & Dicots
Name the creeping stem of a plant.
What is a/the stolon?
This part of the plant is responsible for reproduction.
What is a flower?
This is an arrangement of flowers that have stems of nearly equal length emerging from a common point on the main stem.
This is a part of the Parsley Family.
What is an umbel?
These are the tiny holes in a leaf through which air passes.
What are the stomata?
This type of leaf has leaflets.
What is a compound leaf?
Grasses are important because of this reason.
What is feeding a significant portion of the world's population?
The transfer of pollen from the anger to the stigma.
What is pollination?
The stems of this family are square and stout, and their flower clusters frequently form spikes.
What is the mint family?
This is the green pigment of plants that is necessary for photosynthesis.
What is chlorophyll?
This type of compound leaf has all the leaves attached at a common point.
What is a palmately compound leaf?
Corns and Rhizomes differ this way.
What is vertical growth from corms and horizontal growth from rhizomes?
The term is for the root of an embryo.
What is a radicle?
This plant family is also referred to as Legumes.
What is the Pea family?
This tissue carries sugars from the leaves to the stem and roots to be stored.
What is the Phloem?
This leaf venation has veins running parallel to the midrib.
What is parallel venation?
What is a/the node?
What is a ripened ovary?
This plant family has a cup-shaped blossom and have fleshy fruits, woody stems and flowers in multiplies of five.
What is the Rose family?
This process occurs to provide energy the cell to carry out functions.
What is cellular respiration?
This is God's master plan in his arrangement of the leaves on the stem.
What is being arranged in a way that all leaves get optimal sunlight?
Name the four characteristics of Monocots.
What are broadleaves, branching veins, petals in groups of four or five, and a large taproots with secondary rootlets?
This is the type of dispersal that occurs when the fruits burst open and scatters the seeds far away plant.
What is mechanical dispersal?
This plant family is made up of many different flowers.
Eg. Ray flowers, Disk flowers
What is the Composite Flower?
Plants with vascular systems make up this group.
What are tracheophytes?
These are the two types of leaf margins.
What are entire leaves and toothed leaves?