Plant Structure
Plant Structure 2
Photosynthesis
Plant Reproduction
100

The part of the plant that is underground and absorbs water and nutrients from the soil

roots

100

__________ hold a plant up and support the leaves

stem

100

What gas does a plant absorb for photosynthesis?

Carbon Dioxide (CO2)

100

The bright, colorful parts of a flower that attract pollinators 

petals

200

Name one way a plant defends itself against hungry animals

Thorns or toxins

200

What is the natural green pigment in plants that helps with photosynthesis

Chlorophyll

200

During photosynthesis, light energy is transformed and stored as ___________ energy.

Chemical

200

The transfer of pollen grains to a sticky stigma is called

Pollination  

300

Waxy coating that prevents the leaves of a plant from drying out

Cuticle

300

The specialized cells in plants where food is made is called

chloroplasts

300

The sugar molecule made during photosynthesis is called

glucose

300

The joining of a sperm cell with an egg cell inside the ovary to form an embryo is called

Fertilization 

400

The vascular tissue that carries nutrients and minerals up the plant stem is called

Xylem 

400

Stoma are open and closed by bean shaped __________ cells

guard

400

When water molocules are split inside chloroplasts, this gas is released by the plant

Oxygen 

400

Once fertilization is complete, the surrounding flower ovary swells and ripens into a ___________

Fruit

500

The vascular tissue that moves sugars throughout the plant

Phloem

500
Microscopic pores on the underside of the leaf that move gasses in or out

Stoma or Stomata

500

Plants link extra glucose molecules to form ___________ which makes strong cell walls and wood

Cellulose

500

 Plants scatter their seeds across distances through seed ___________ to reduce overcrowding near the parent plan

dispersal