Structure and Functions of Leaves
Structure and Functions of Roots and Stems
Structure and Function of Flowers
Plant Systems
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100

This is the part of a plant where photosynthesis occurs.

What are leaves?

In the leaves but to be specific, in the structures called choloroplasts.

100

Plants make food in their leaves during photosynthesis. It can be sent to the roots of the plant through the stem. This sugar is also known as.....

 What is glucose? OR  What is starch?

100

What is the function of a Pistil?

The part that receives pollen to create a seed.

100

What produces seeds to grow new plants?

flower

100

The type of gas (air) is needed by plants for photosynthesis?

What is carbon dioxide?

200

Leaves let out oxygen.  Leaves also let out water vapor.  What is this process called?

What is transpiration?

200

-Anchors the plant to the ground. 

-Stores food for the plant

What are roots?

200

What is the part of the plant that makes the pollen?

The Stamen.

200

What is the function of the roots?

Hold the plant in the ground and distribute food.

200

A green pigment that is found in plants' leaves? It helps the plant make food.

What is chlorophyll?

300

A process in which plants use light from the sun to convert oxygen from the air into food.

What is photosynthesis?

300

The part of the plant transports water and nutrients up from the roots to the leaves.

What is the stem?

300

The part of the plant that protects a flower until it is ready to bloom.

What is the Sepal?

300

What are the parts of the carpel (the female part of the plant)?

The stigma, style and ovary.

300

The part that supports the plant and has many thin tubes that carry water, minerals, and food through the plant.

What is the Stem?

400

The tiny openings in the leaf that allow carbon dioxide to be taken and let oxygen out. 

What are stomata?

400

These are the two main parts of vascular stems.  These cells take the water up and take the food down or back up if needed.  

What are xylem and phloem?

400

Name the missing parts of the plant.

Petal, Pollen, Sepal and Ovary.

400

What are the parts of the stamen  (male part of the plant)?

The filament and anther.

400

Types of pollinators?

What are incests, birds, or bats?

500

Leaves capture sunlight energy with their chloroplasts.  They are like tiny ____________.  Hint:  People put them on their houses to collect sunlight energy.  

What are solar panels?

500

Gravity helps roots grow down into the ground.  

What is gravitropism or geotropism?
500

What do flowers and tomatoes have in common?

They both have seeds in the ovary.


500

What carries water to other parts of the plant?

The Stem.


500

A plant's food is glucose. Another word for glucose is...  

What is sugar?