Parts of a plant
Plant reproduction
Plant nutrition
Types of plants
Diagrams
100
All plants have 3 parts. Name them.
roots, stems, and leaves
100
The petals fall off the flower and the pistil grows around the seed into a _______.
fruit
100
Plants can make their own food. This is called ... ?
Photosynthesis
100
This plant has a woody stem, but no trunk. Its branches grow near the ground.
bush
100
What is this part?
pistil
200
We fix the plant in the ground.
Roots
200
An insect takes ____ from a stamen to a pistil.
pollen
200
Roots absorb _____ and ______ from the soil.
water and minerals
200
This plant has one big woody stem and its branches grow high above the ground.
tree
200
These are green. One is called ____ and many are ______.
sepal, calyx
300
Water and nutrients pass through me.
Stem
300
Name the male reproductive organs of a flower.
stamen and pollen
300
What do plants absorb from and release into the air?
absorb-carbon dioxide // release-oxygen
300
These plants always have leaves because they make leaves all year.
Evergreen
300
Classify this plant by stem and by leaf.
stem-tree // leaf-evergreen
400
Leaves and _____ grow off the stem.
branches
400
Name the female reproductive parts of a flower.
pistil and ovules
400
Where is food made in plants?
Leaves
400
This plant has a flexible stem, is short, and grows quickly.
grass
400
Classify this plant by stem and by leaf.
stem-bush // leaf-deciduous
500
What are plants born from?
seeds
500
What is needed to make a seed?
pollen and ovule
500
Name 4 things needed for photosynthesis.
minerals, water, sunlight, carbon dioxide
500
This plant loses its leaves in autumn and grows new leaves in spring.
deciduous
500
Label parts 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8
2. pistil
3. sepal
4. ovules
6. stamen
7. pollen
8. petal