Plant Anatomy Flashcards

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1
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What do leaves do?

A

absorb energy from the sun to produce glucose for food

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2
Q

What do roots do?

A

supports the plant and absorbs water and minerals

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3
Q

What do flowers do?

A

attract pollinators to help with pollination

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4
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What does the stem do?

A

holds the leaves up and transports minerals

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5
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Where is the blade and petiole located?

A

on a leaf

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6
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What is a blade and what does it do?

A

Is a broad, flat part of a leaf which provides a large area to capture sunlight.

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7
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What is petiole and what does it do?

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Is the stem part of the leaf which supports the blade and turns it to the sun.

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8
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What do leaves take in during photosynthesis?

A

water, sunlight, and carbon dioxide

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9
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What do leaves produce during photosynthesis?

A

glucose and oxygen

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10
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What is a stomata and where is it located?

A

Is a small (microscopic) hole in the leaves which allows glucose to enter and exit the leaf.

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11
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What do you call 1 stomata?

A

stoma

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12
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What does the stomata let in?

A

CO2

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13
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What does the stomata let out?

A

O2 and H2O

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14
Q

What are stomata surrounded by?

A

guard cells

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15
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What are guard cells?

A

Control the opening and closing of the stomata.

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16
Q

What happens when the guard cells fill up with water and what happens when they lose water?

A

When the guard cells fill up with water the stomata opens while when the guard cells lose water the stomata closes.

17
Q

What is the root of a plant called?

A

the internal anatomy

18
Q

The stem is the ____ of the plant?

A

highway

19
Q

Does the stem connect the leaves with the roots?

A

yes

20
Q

What moves up from the roots to the leaves?

A

water and minerals

21
Q

What moves down from the leaves to the roots?

A

glucose and nutrients

22
Q

What is located inside a stem?

A

xylem and phloem

23
Q

What does xylem do?

A

Xylem carries water, minerals, and nutrients up from the roots.

24
Q

What does phloem do?

A

Phloem carries nutrients and glucose throughout the plant in all different directions.