Scientific names
State flowers
Anatomy of a Plant
Phytochemistry :))))))
Plant species
100
Acer rubrum
Red Maple
100
Massachusetts
Mayflower
100
This is the term for the first leaves to appear from a seed.
Cotyledon
100
Chemical produced by photosynthesis that serves as the main source of energy and reactant for cellular respiration.
Glucose
100
oak
(Quercus)
200
Coffea canephora
Coffee
200
California
California poppy
200
The ___ and ___ respectively are the male and female reproductive parts of a flower.
Stamen and Pistil
200
These valuable, volatile chemicals are produced via distillation of raw plant material.
Essential oils/volatile oils/ethereal oils/aetheroleum
200
This tree produces sap that is harvested to make syrup.
Maple
(Acer)
300
Malus domestica
Apple tree
300
Rhode Island
violet
300
Chlorophyll is found in this part of a plant's cells.
Chloroplast
300
This flammable, poisonous fluid is extracted via the distillation of pine tree resin. It has historically been used in paints, lamp oils, and folk medicine.
Turpentine
300
Snake plant
(Dracaena trifasciata)
400
Toxicodendron radicans
Poison ivy
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400
Vermont
Red clover
400
A rigid structure surrounding plant cells, composed of cellulose, providing structural support.
Cell wall
400
This is the chemical formula for glucose, a chemical integral to photosynthesis and cellular respiration in plants (for 2x points, give molar mass as well!)
C6H12O6
180.156 g/mol
400
Peace Lily
(Spathiphyllum cochlearispathum, etc.)
500
Atropa belladonna
Deadly Nightshade
500
Connecticut
Mountain Laurel or Michaela Petit's Four o'clocks 
500
Gases enter the leaves of a plant through these tiny pores.
Stomata
500
This broad class of chemicals contain at least one nitrogen atom, and can have strong medicinal or toxic properties. Examples include atropine, hyoscyamine, and morphine.
Alkaloids
500
Tea plant
(Camellia sinensis)