Growth
Function
Flowers
Reproduction
Parts
100

This plant part helps to hold up the plant so the leaves can face the sun.

Stem

100

Leaves collect this from the sun.

energy

100

This male flower part holds up the anther.

Stamen

100

The anther produces these grain-like particles that travel from one flower to another.

pollen

100

This part of the plant grows down into the soil.

root

200

This plant part absorbs water and nutrients.

Roots

200

Leaves use the energy from the sun to produce what?

sugar 

or 

food

200

This part of the flower protects the flower bud while it is developing.

sepal

200

In a plant like a fern, these structures fall or are blown to another location, to begin reproduction.

spores

200

This part of the plant captures sunlight.

Leaf

300

This plant part gathers the energy from sunlight so it can produce food for the plant to allow the plant to grow.

Leaf

300

Roots are where plants get this substance that travels to all parts of the plant, using the stem.

water

or

nutrients

300

This part of the flower attracts insects and other pollinators with its bright colors and sweet scent.

petals

300

In pine trees, you need to have two of these for reproduction - one male and one female.

cones

300

This part of the plant grows away from the ground and helps keep the plant upright.

Stem

400

This plant part protects the flower bud as it is forming so that the plant can continue to grow the flower.

Sepal

400

Some desert plants have a waxy covering on their leaves.  This helps the plant to conserve or keep what inside?

water

400

This flower part is a female part where the ovary and ovules are located.

pistil

400

When a plant produces seeds, there are several ways for them to be dispersed. Name two of them.

wind

animals

water

400

This part of the plant attracts insects.

Flower

500

If a plant is knocked over, and no one puts it back upright, its roots will still grow down.  What is this plant responding to?

gravity

500

There are two systems in the stem of the plant.  What are they?

Water-carrying tube system

Food-carrying tube system

500

When pollen reaches this flower part, they combine to make a seed. 

egg or ovule

500

When a fern spore begins to reproduce, how do the sperm cells travel to the egg cells?

they must travel in water

500

Name a part of the plant that is used for protection.

Thorns

Bark

Spines