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  1. The upper side of a leaf is called ________ surface and the underside part is called ______ surface

ADAXIAL

ABAXIAL

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the stalk that supports a leaf in a plant and attaches it to the stem

PETIOLE

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What type of plants do seedless plants include?

Ferns, Moses, Liverworts

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Spermatophytes are also known as:

FLOWERING PLANTS / SEED PLANTS

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This group is the most diverse and can be found almost in any environment

ANGIOSPERM



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Conifers are the most common type of plants in this group which can only be found in specific cold and dry environments

GYMNOSPERM

200

These are small non vascular plants (without conducting vessels) that also lack protective tissues and organs

MOSSES & LIVERWORTS

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In mosses, how are the sporangia called?

CAPSULES
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These type of plants have conducting vessels and protective tissues but are still very linked to water because of their sexual reproduction

FERNS

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These structures produce spores and can be found on the underside of the fronds

SORI

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TRUE OR FALSE: Monoecious means that some individuals have male flowers and others have female flowers

FALSE

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The combination of water and mineral salts that is absorbed through the root hairs and is taken to the green parts of the plant is called _____

RAW SAP

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The elaborated sap produced during photosynthesis is transported to all parts of the plant through which vessels?

PHLOEM

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Gas exchange takes place through these special pores, mostly found on the abaxial surface of leaves

STOMATA

300

CO2 and H2O are absorbed by these organelles to create glucose and oxygen using sunlight.

CHLOROPLASTS

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Part of the flower made by sepals that protect the internal organs

CALYX

400

Substances that can encourage certain plant activity



PHYTOHORMONES

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These movements occur in relation to the growth of the plant so they are slow and permanent

TROPISM

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These movements are fast and temporarily affect only a part of the plant

NASTIC MOVEMENTS

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Underground stems used for vegetative propagation in which nutrients are stored in the fleshy leaves

BULBS

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Which gas do plants consume at night?

OXYGEN

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Process in which an organism grows from a seed that has fallen to the ground

GERMINATION

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Process in which the pollen grains from the anthers reach the stigma in the pistil

POLLINATION
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In ferns, the part of the plant you can see is the ________.

SPOROPHYTE
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What exactly happens when a pollen grain reaches a stigma?

 A pollen tube grows