Roots
Are the first part of a seed to develop and push out of the seed coat
What are roots?
Provides support for the leaves, flowers, and fruit
What is stem?
Transports water and minerals in and out of leaf cells
What are vascular bundles? (Xylem and Phloem)
Brightly colored section of a flower
What is petal?
What is phloem?
Area which allows new root cells to grow and mature, elongating to push further downward
What is the area of elongation?
Stems that have not had secondary growth
What are primary stems?
Small openings in the epidermis that allows gas to flow in and out
What is stomata?
Made up of the anther and filament
What is stamen?
Broccoli is considered this type of plant structure
What is a flower?
Will become the primary root
What is the radicle?
What are monocots?
Layer that reduces the water loss from the leaf surface
What is cuticle layer?
Acts as housing, a dispersal unit or nutrient storage for the embryo
What is fruit?
Extensions of root epidermal cells
What are root hairs?
The area inside the epidermis that houses the vascular tissues
What is cortex?
Responsible for the growth of tree bark
What is periderm?
Plants that are adapted to scare water
Flowers that contain sepals, petals, pistils, and stamens
What are complete flowers?
Layer of a leaf that contains chloroplasts and focuses on the process of photosynthesis
What is mesophyll?
Internal dermal layer which separates the vascular bundles and cortex
What is endodermis?
What is vascular cambium?
Irregularly arranged cells which provide air space to facilitate gaseous echange in the stoma
What is spongy parenchyma?
What is hypocotyl?
What is palisade parenchyma?