Plant Characteristics
A cellular organelle found in all plants.
Plastid
This part of the flower becomes the fruit.
ovary
This is the organelle where photosynthesis takes place.
Chloroplasts
Need ____ to reproduce through the process of ______.
water, diffusion
A layer of living cells that make up bark.
cork cambium
2 subcategories of vascular-seed plants
agiosperms and gymnosperms
This is the method of reproduction is used in angiosperms and gymnosperms.
Pollination
This forms the annual rings of tree bark.
xylem
Instead of roots they have this.
Rhizoids
An opening for gas exchange in a leaf.
Stomata
The 3 major categories of plants.
Non-vascular
Vascular-seedless
Vascular-seed
This type of plant blooms when the nights are long.
Short -day plant
A plant can stand upright because of these 3 reasons.
Cell walls, turgor pressure, fibers
Consists of what two things to reproduce.
Sporophyte and gametophyte
A plants response toward a light stimulus is.
Positive phototropism
All plants are known as this, meaning they have membrane bound nucleus and organelles.
Eukaryotic
The length of night time required for a plant to bloom.
Critical night length
Vascular bundles are in neat rings around the outer edge of a stem in this type.
Dicots
Spores of non-vascular plants are housed in which part.
capsule
The plant hormone that prevents a plant from growing.
Abscisic acid
Part of the plants vascular structure, it transports sugar.
Phloem
Gymnosperm means this.
Bare Seed
Pallisade layer
A repeating cycle of gametophyte and sporophyte formation is
Alternation of generations
This is an example of a long-day plant.
Irisis or snapdragons