Water Movement
Gas Exchange
Growth, Hormones, and More
Environment and Plant Responses
Miscellaneous
100

The tiny extensions in the epidermis cells of the root that help them to absorb water

root hairs

100

Nearly all plant cells carry on this type of respiration

aerobic cellular respiration

100

A plant's stem exhibits this type of gravitropism

negative

100

A growth response of plants to their environment

tropism

100

If these malfunction, the plant might suffer excessive water loss

guard cells

200

These cells regulate the size of the stomata

guard cells

200

During photosynthesis, this gas must enter the leaf from the atmosphere

carbon dioxide

200

A type of plant hormone

auxin

200

Plants that bloom whenever moisture and temperature are acceptable

day-neutral plants
200

A plant's growth response to light

phototropism

300

On a typical leaf, you will find this in the lower epidermal surface

stomata

300

Tall, thin, closely packed cells located under the upper epidermis

palisade layer

300

A plant's response to auxin

elongation

300

A plant's response of growing toward a factor

positive tropism

300

A plant's response to the length of time it is exposed to light

photoperiodism

400

This occurs when water vapor passes out of the leaf through the stomata

transpiration

400

Plants have many ways they store this

energy

400

A growth region in plants

vascular cambium

400

Plants that bloom when nights are long

short-day plants

400

reversible, repeatable plant movements

nastic

500

The proper order for the movement of water through a plant

root hair

root

xylem

stomata

500

Exchange of gases in the woody areas of plants takes place through these tiny openings in the bark 

lenticels

500

Name the ways plant hormones are used

root cuttings   fruit ripening

weed killer   flowering

plant growth

500

A plant's response of growing away from a factor

AND

A plant's growth response to gravity

negative tropism

gravitropism

500

Name the parts of a root

root hairs   epidermis

phloem   xylem   root cap