Plant Evolution
Plant Structure
Plant Function
Plant Reproduction
Transport
100

This is the organism that all currently living plants evolved from

green algae

100

A group of cells that together perform a specialized function.

A tissue

100

This structure anchors plants and absorbs water/nutrients

Roots

100
This part of a flower becomes the fruit

The ovary

100

This substance is moved specifically through phloem

sugars

200

The primary difference between vascular and nonvascular plants

vascular plants have xylem and phloem 

200

The two types of organ systems in vascular plants

root system and shoot system

200

The main function of the cuticle

prevent water loss

200

The main difference between monocots and dicots

monocots have 1 cotyledon (1 leaf in seed) while dicots have 2

200
The process used to move water across a membrane

osmosis

300

This type of fungi aided in the transition of plants to land

mycorrhizae

300

this type of growth allows plants to grow in width

secondary growth

300

This type of tissue includes cells for storage, photosyntesis, support, and transport

ground tissue

300

The main difference between monoecious and dioecious plants

Monoecious have both sexes on a single plant while dioecious have both parts on separate plants

300
A term used to describe how water is pulled through the xylem to be used by photosynthetic cells in leaves

transpiration

400

The evolutionary benefit of root hairs

Helps to increase surface area for collecting water near roots

400

This term is used to describe buds growing at a plant node

axillary buds

400

Carrots and beets serve as an example of this type of root system

taproot system

400

This type of flower has both male and female parts

complete flowers

400

This structure serves as a channel connecting plant cells used for transport

plasmodesmata

500

The 3 main features of plant cells

have organelles 

have a cell wall made of cellulose

have chloroplasts (photosynthesis) and mitochondria

500

A plant's leaves stop growing once they grow a certain length. This type of growth is known as _______

determinate growth

500

What is the function of guard cells

open and close stomata to balance water and gas exchange

500

What is self incompatibility?

A plant's ability to reject pollen from itself or from close relatives

500

Why do plants wilt?

loss of turgor pressure from water loss