Nutrition
This part absorbs water and minerals from the soil.
What are the roots?
Plants that develop flowers.
What are flowering plants?
The male organ of a plant.
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What are stamens?
What are non-flowering plants?
Plants both consume and produce this.
What is oxygen?
This is a mixture of water and minerals.
What is sap? OR What is raw sap?
Plants that produce fruit.
What are Angiosperms?
The female organ of a plant.
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What are pistils?
These are common examples of non-flowering plants.
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What are ferns and mosses?
Plants need this for photosynthesis to occur.
What is sunlight?
These absorb carbon dioxide from the air.
What are leaves?
Plants that produce cones.
What are Gymnosperms?
What is pollination?
These are special horizontal stems.
What are stolons?
Plants mostly release this during photosynthesis.
What is Carbon Dioxide?
These are tiny holes found on the underside of leaves.
What are stomata?
The male reproductive cell.
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What is pollen?
The two parts of a stamen.
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What is filament and anther?
Where a spore cell grows.
What is a spore case or capsule?
This stops at night.
What is photosynthesis?
These cells give a plant their green colour.
What is chlorophyll?
The female reproductive cells.
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What are ovules?
The four parts of the pistil.
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O_____
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What is the ovary, the ovules, the style, and the stigma?
A way for non-flowering plants to reproduce in different areas.
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What is wind pollination?
Plants are called the _____ of the Earth.
What is lungs?