Flowers
Leaf
Roots
Flower Families
Monocot vs. Dicot
100
What is the primary purpose of a flower?
reproduction
100
What is this type of venation?
palmate
100
storage cells that surround a roots transport tubes
cortex
100
Their fruits are called legumes
pea family
100
Has one cotyledon
monocot
200
Parts of the stamen are the anther and ?
filament
200
the place where the stem attaches the to the leaf
node
200
underground structure made of thick, fleshy leaves surrounding a very short stem
bulb
200
Also called the crowfoot family
buttercup family
200
Have parallel veins
monocots
300
Where does the fruit develop in a flower?
the ovary
300
What type of margins are these?
Lobed
300
Creeping stem that grows along the surface of the ground in most grass plants
stolon
300
Has square, stout stems that form spikes
mint family
300
Have a taproot
dicot
400
Leaf-like structures at the base of the flower's petals
sepals
400
A leaf that has more than one blade attached to the petiole
compound leaf
400
What part of a plant embryo develops into the root?
radicle
400
Its fruits are called grains
grass
400
Petals in groups of four or five
dicots
500
What part of the flower produces pollen?
anther
500
Leaves that attach directly to the stem
sessile
500
What process to roots use to abosorb water?
osmosis
500
Monocots with tepals and inferior ovaries
amaryllis family
500
Petals in groups of three
monocots