Banana
Strawberry
Kiwi
Orange
Raspberry
Pineapple
100

the male part of the flower

stigma

100

the function of this plant part is to transport, support and store food

STEM

100

The MAIN process that draws water up from a plants roots is

transpiration

100

Carbon dioxide and water are used by the leaves in the process called

photosynthesis

100

This stage in the life cycle of a plant has three main parts (the embryo, stored food and a seed coat.  The embryo uses this stored food to survive until it begins to photosynthesize and produce its own food.

seed

100

________________ are responsible for carrying the pollen to the stigma of the flowers

pollinators

200
  • Absorb water and minerals from the soil.

  • Support and anchor the plant so it can be relocated easily.  

  • They store food to help the plant survive.  

the function of roots

200

This plant part produces food, takes in carbon dioxide and releases oxygen and water enters and leaves through the stoma/stomata

Leaves

200

the loss of water through evaporation is called

transpiration

200

During what process do plants release carbon dioxide and let oxygen into their cells.

cellular respiration

200

In this stage of the life cycle of a plant growth is very fast producing new leaves, roots, stems and their own food.  Still need nutrients from the soil.

seedling

200

what part in a flower attracts the pollinators?

nectar

300

These are a plant that makes seeds are the largest group of plants in the world.  

seed plants

300

The name of the cells inside a leaf that water enters and exits from

stoma/stomata

300

Water particles are attracted to each other and to the sides of the tubes in the roots and stems.  This attraction causes water particles to ¨stick” together and move up inside the plant, moving against gravity. What process is this?

Capillary action

300

Particles move from an area of HIGH concentration to LOW concentration in what process?

diffusion

300

when it produces reproductive structures (flower or cone) a plant is at what stage?

adult

300

Reproduction of plants that doesn’t involve seeds is called

vegetative reproduction

400

has many smaller roots coming out from it like branches from a tree.  They travel deeper into the soil. 

taproots

400

seeds contain an ______________ that will form a new plant

embryo

400

Water from the soil enters root cells by a process called

osmosis

400

the diffusion of water through a selectively permeable membrane which only allows WATER particles to pass through is...

osmosis

400

the female part of the flower

ovary or ovules

400

This is the type of vegetative reproduction that long stems that grow along the surface of the soil.

runners

500

a shallow system of smaller sized roots that can quickly soak up moisture.  

fibrous roots

500

both of these have male and female parts for reproduction

cones & flowers

500

Photosynthesis takes place in structures inside the leaves called

chloroplasts

500

the stages that a living thing passes through to go from one generation to the next is called...

life cycle

500

This occurs when pollen is transferred to the stigma.  

pollination

500

This type of vegetative reproduction has short and thickened and grow beneath the soil.

tubers

600

This type of vegetative reproduction has fleshy underground stems

rhizomes

600

This type of vegetative reproduction has new plants that form on the roots.

suckers

600

small pieces of a plant (usually a stem and a few leaves) that are replanted to form a new plant are called...

cuttings

600

attaching part of one plant onto another plant to form a whole new plant is called

grafting

600

Plants need different amounts of 4 things, what are they?

light

water

space

nutrients

600

How does a cactus protect the water that it has stored in its stem?

it has spikes so animals won't eat it and try to drink the water