Hand Me a Tissue
This type of tissue is on the outside of plants.
What is Dermal?
Plants have these around their cells
What is a cell wall?
Plants can be devided into the two major categories.
What is Vascular and Non-Vascular?
These are characterized by a large central root.
What are Taproots
This part of the leave does the breathing.
What is the bottom of the leaf?
This tissue is where most food is stored.
What is Ground?
Plants are all of this types because of their cell nucleus.
What is Eukaryotic?
There are 13 of these in the Plantae Kingdom.
What are Phylums?
To best stop soil erosion, you would use plants with these type of roots.
What is Fiberous?
Oxygen exits the plant through these.
What is Stomata?
This is the Ground Tissue occurring in Roots.
What is Pith?
This describes how plants eat.
What is Autotrophic?
These plants have a new phylum name of Pinophyta.
What are Conifer Trees?
These type of plants have no roots.
What is non-vascular?
This is the part of the leaf through which sunlight enters.
What is the cuticle?
In the stem of a Rose, this tissue types is between the two others.
What is Ground Tissue?
This describes how many cells in a plant.
What is multicellular?
The dinosaurs in Jurassic Park dined on these trees.
What are Cycads?
Vascular Plants have these three main body components.
What are Roots, Stems, and Leaves?
This part of the leaf conducts photosynthesis.
What is the Chloroplast?
These are the "pipes" of a plant stem.
What is Vascular Tissue?
This characteristic divides plants into two major groups.
What is being vascular?
Unlike Hogworts, these two worts are plants.
What are Liverworts and Hornworts?
Legume roots have pods filled with this bacteria.
What are rhizobia?
Releasing water vapor by the leaf causes this action to suck water up through the stem.
What is capillary action?