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The Basics
Non-Flowering
Flowering
Plant Nutrition
Misc
100
Only some plants use light from the sun to form energy. True or False.
What is FALSE? ALL plants
100
T or F: Usually live in dry habitats.
What is FALSE? MOIST
100
T or F: Require a moist environment to survive.
What is FALSE?
100
The ______ expelled by plants that allows us to breathe.
What is oxygen?
100
The compartments where light reactions take place in the chloroplast.
What is a THYLAKOID?
200
This tissue is used for transporting water and minerals to different parts of the organism .
What is VASCULAR TISSUE?
200
Bryophytes need these two things to survive. (Clue: M and S)
What are MOISTURE AND SHADE?
200
Secondary roots grow these to help increase the plants area of absorption.
What are root hairs?
200
Plants help clean the environment by absorbing this.
What is carbon dioxide?
200
A botanist who was the first woman in the world to publish a book of photographs of dried plants.
Who is ANNA ATKINS?
300
This pigment gives plants their green color and is essential for photosynthesis.
What is CHLOROPHYLL?
300
Bryophtyes contain this instead of vascular tissue.
What is a cuticle layer?
300
The stem contains both of these to transport water and nutrients.
What are XYLEM AND PHLOEM?
300
The sticky product produced by plants from minerals and water.
What is raw sap?
300
Fern leaves that grown from the rhizomes.
What are fronds?
400
Chloroplasts convert _S________ into __S_______that can be used as food.
What is Sun ---Sugar?
400
The largest group of pteridophytes.
What is a fern?
400
Gymnosperms leaves are often described as S______ or N_______.
What are scales or needles?
400
The part of the leaf that takes in carbon dixoide.
What is the stomata?
400
Ginkos are often described as d_________. They lose their leaves seasonally.
What is deciduous?
500
Correct the following: Plants are single-celled, heterotrophic, eukaryotes that only live on land and all consist of leaves,a stem and roots.
What is Plants are multicellular, autotrophic, eukaryotes that can live on land and some consist of leaves,a stem and roots.
500
The thick stems that grow underground that are seen in ferns.
What are rhizomes?
500
The three parts of the male reproductive system in plants.
What are the stamen, pollen, anther?
500
The phloem cells transport this from the leaves to the rest of the plant.
What is phloem sap?
500
The main difference between monocotyledons and dicotyledons?
What is the number of cotyledons?