Stems
Flowers
Growth, Development & Signaling
Fruits & Seeds
Water Movement
200

A waxy green stem is covered by this tissue layer

Epidermis

200

The corolla contains these flower parts

Petals

200

Positive phototropism is plant growth towards this

Light

200

The term for the embryonic plant root

Radicle

200

The diffusion of water through a semi-permeable membrane

Osmosis

400

This term refers to all tissues outside the vascular cambium

Bark

400

This part of the pistil is receptive to pollen deposition

Stigma

400

This hormone causes seed dormance

ABA (Abscisic Acid)

400

Food storage tissue in seeds produced during double fertilization

Endosperm

400

The attraction of water molecules to one another via hydrogen bonding

Cohesion
600

This lateral meristem produces the periderm

Cork cambium

600

The number of sperm cells in each pollen grain

2

600

This hormone is responsible for apical dominance

Auxin

600

Seeds develop from these structures in the floral ovary

Ovules

600

A solution in which the solute concentration is lower than the cell's

Hypotonic solution

800

This lateral meristem produces secondary xylem & phloem

Vascular cambium

800

This part of the stamen produces pollen

Anther

800

Photoperiod is sensed in this part of the plant

Leaves

800

A fleshy fruit with multiple seeds suspended in fleshy mesocarp that is difficult to distinguish from the endocarp

Berry

800

The movement of water up a narrow tube of glass or wood

Capillary action

1000

This is a layer of parenchyma that is present in the center of dicot stems

Pith

1000
This term refers to plants in which female & male flowers are on separate plants

Dioecious

1000

This hormone is responsible for leaf abscission

Ethylene

1000

A dry fruit that does not split open at maturity

Indehiscent

1000

The loss of xylem function due to air bubbles

Cavitation