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TYPE OF ROOT THAT IS USED FOR EROSION CONTROL
WHAT IS A FIBROUS ROOT?
LEAVES ARE ALTERNATE ON THE STEM
WHAT IS ALTERNATE LEAF ARRANGEMENT?
THE SPACES BETWEEN NODES
WHAT IS AN INTERNODE?
THE AREA WHERE LEAVES DEVELOP
WHAT IS A NODE?
THE TWO CATERGORIES OF ROOTS
WHAT IS A TAPROOT & FIBROUS SYSTEM
DESCRIPTION OF WHOLRLED LEAF ARRANGEMENT
LEAVES ARE IN GROUPS OF THREE OR MORE ON A STEM
PART OF A STEM THAT DEVELOPS INTO A FLOWER, BUD, OR NEW SHOOT AND OCCURS AT THE NODE
WHAT IS A BUD?
ALTERNATE NAME FOR ADVENTITIOUS ROOTS
WHAT ARE AIR ROOTS
AN EXAMPLE OF A TAPROOT
WHAT IS A CARROT
TYPE OF LEAF ARRANGMENT WHERE LEAVES ARE OPPOSITE ON STEM
WHAT IS OPPOSITE LEAF ARRANGEMENT
THE FOUR FUNCTIONS OF A STEM
WHAT IS SUPPORT, STORES FOOD, CARRIES WATER & NUTRIENDS FROM ROOTS TO ALL PARTS OF THE PLANT; & HOLDS LEAVES, FLOWERS, & BUDS
ROOTS FORMED ON STEMS OR LEAVES AND ABSORBS H2O FROM THE AIR
WHAT ARE AIR ROOTS?
THE PART OF THE PLANT THAT SUPPORTS/ACTS AS AN ACHOR, STORES FOOD & NUTRIENTS, TAKES IN WATER & NUTRIENTS
WHAT IS ROOTS
THE SIX MAIN PARTS OF A PLANT
WHAT IS ROOTS, STEMS, LEAVES, FLOWERS, FRUITS, & SEEDS
PART OF THE PLANT MAKES IT POSSIBLE FOR A PLANT CLIPPING TO PROPOGATE
WHAT IS AN AIR ROOT