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Seeds
Flower
Carnivorous Plants
Leaves
Trees
100
A baby plant with everything it needs to germinate
What is inside a seed
100
A plant with tubes to carry water and other substances
What is a vascular plant
100
Plants that consume animals
What is carnivorous plant
100
little mouths in the leaves
What is a stomata
100
This tree makes sap that we use to make pancake syrup
What is maple tree or sugar maple
200
It means the plant has begun to grow from the seed into a plant
What is germinating
200
a plant that does not have tubes on the inside
What is nonvascular plant
200
This cup shaped plant stores up sweet-smelling juice which lures an unsuspecting insect into its mouth.
What is a pitcher plant
200
The process plants use to make food
What is photosynthesis
200
They make oxygen, and they also provide shelter, paper, wood and fruit
What is a tree
300
its purpose is to contain seeds
What is a fruit
300
The sticky part of the carpel
What is the stigma of a flower
300
The leaves of this plant has tentacles that contain a sticky substance
What is a sundew plant
300
A green pigment in plants
What is chlorophyll
300
Where is the oldest and tallest tree located
What is California
400
The process that moves seeds to a different location so they can grow into new plants
What is seed dispersal
400
They contain the pollen
What is an anther
400
This plant has a tiny sac like bladder used to capture prey
What is a bladderwort
400
Plant needs this in order to make food
What is water, Carbon Dioxide, sun and chlorophyll
400
Oldest tree
What is Methuselah
500
A method of dispersal that happens when a plant has a mechanism that shoot the seeds out of it
What is mechanical dispersal
500
The process by which a plant pollinates itself
What is self-pollination
500
This plant traps to lure and capture it's food. The traps are coverd inside by tiny hairs and a sticky sweet smelling substance to attract insects
What is a Venus flytrap
500
The process by which water is release from plants in the air
What is transpiration
500
The process by which a root grows downward, toward the earth
What is geotropism