Monocots VS Dicots
Leaves
Soil
Flowers
Roots and Stems
100
What kind of roots do Monocots have?
Fibrous Roots
100
What is the process called when plants take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen?
Photosynthesis
100
How many organisms are in a single teaspoon of healthy soil?
1 billion organisms
100
What is the male and female part of the flower?
Stamen and Pistil
100
Which root system sprouts laterally?
Taproot
200
How many leaves does a Dicot have when it sprouts?
It will have 2 leaves
200
What are the two different types of leaves?
Simple and Compound
200
What are the 5 components of soil?
Organic matter, minerals, gasses, liquids, and organisms
200
What are the 4 different types of classifications for flowers?
Complete, Incomplete, Perfect, and Imperfect
200
What are the 2 different types of stems?
Herbaceous and Woody Stems
300
What would the cross section of a stem from a Monocot look like? (vascular bundles)
The cross section would have scattered vascular bundles
300
How many parts does a leaf have and what are they?
There are 6 main parts (Blade, Apex, Margin, Veins, Midrib, and Base)
300
How many soil horizons are there? Name them
Surface level - O Horizon, A Horizon, B Horizon, C Horizon, and Bedrock - R Horizon
300
What are the 2 main parts of the Stamen?
Anther and Filament
300
What are the 3 parts of a root system?
Primary root, Secondary root, and Root Hairs
400
How many petals are present on a Dicot?
They come in groups of 4-5
400
How many leaf venations are there and what are they?
There are 3 which include parallel, pinnate, and palmate
400
What soil horizon is also known as the parent material and where is it located?
C Horizon and it is located below B Horizon
400
What is the classification of this flower?
Complete/Perfect flower
400
Which way does the Xylem and Phloem flow?
Xylem travels upwards
Phloem travels downwards and upwards
500
Is a tomato a Dicot or Monocot?
Dicot
500
Looking at this plant how are the leaves arranged?
Whorled
500
If I have 60% Silt, 10% Sand, and 30% Clay what is the classification of soil?
The soil classification is Silty Clay Loam
500
What are three plants that are not capable of self-pollination?
Kiwi, Holly, Date Palm, Willow Trees
500
What are the main functions of roots and stems?
Roots - absorbing water and nutrients from the soil, anchorage, store food and nutrients, and transport water and minerals to the plant
Stems - supporting the plant/providing structure, providing points of attachment for leaves, flowers, fruits, and buds, and transporting water, minerals, and nutrients throughout the plant