Plant Structure
This tissue transports food through the plant.
Roots
This tissue transports food through the plant.
Phloem
Plants produce these through meiosis.
Spores
These plants do not have vascular tissue.
Nonvascular
The green pigment in plants.
Chlorophyll
This part transports water and nutrients up the plant.
Stem
This tissue transports water.
Xylem
This is the male part of a flower.
Stamen
These plants produce seeds in cones.
Gymnosperms
The organelle where photosynthesis happens.
Chloroplast
This structure is sticky to catch pollen.
Stigma
Name the three main plant tissues.
Dermal, Vascular, Ground
This is NOT part of the male reproductive system.
Style
These plants usually grow low and need less sunlight.
Nonvascular
This structure helps plants make food.
Chlorophyll
This part protects and contains the developing seed.
Ovary
Which of these is NOT a plant tissue?
Epidermis
Where is the seed protected in flowering plants?
Ovary
These plants produce flowers.
Angiosperms
This plant part mainly performs photosynthesis.
Leaf
This plant part helps waterproof, protect, and store materials.
Roots
This tissue covers and protects the plant.
Dermal
These structures are produced by gymnosperms.
Cones
These plants use spores instead of seeds.
Ferns
This system moves water and nutrients through the plant.
Vascular tissue