Plants Flashcards

1
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waxy covering over the surfaces of plants

A

Cuticle

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2
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special cells that open and close to allow for gas exchange to occur in leaves.

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Stomata

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3
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allow some plants to quickly transport water and nutrients through specialized eggs

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Vascular Tissue

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4
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a plant embryo with nutrients included, protected in a seed coat

A

Seed

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5
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one-cell-long in liverworts

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Rhizoids

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6
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have one-cell thick leaf-like structures

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Mosses

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7
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grow sporophytes that are hornlike appendages

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Hornworts

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8
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Most primitive of land plants

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Liverworts

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9
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oldest vascular plant

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Lycophytes (club moss)

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10
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can be small or very large

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Pterophytes (fern)

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11
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the gametophyte generation

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fern spores

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12
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food storage for plant embryos

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Cotyledon

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13
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“naked seeds” -seeds that aren’t contained in fruit

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Gymnosperm

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14
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“enclosed seed” -seeds are in a fruit

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Angiosperm

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15
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very ripened ovary

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Fruit

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16
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one cotyledon in each seed

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monocot

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17
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two cotyledons in each seed

18
Q

tips of roots and stems

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Apical Meristem

19
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found in middle of stems to make them grow

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Intercalary Meristems

20
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allow plants to grow outward

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Lateral Meristem

21
Q

Carries water and minerals up from the roots

22
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Carries sugar and biomolecules up and down the plant

23
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majority of plant

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Ground tissue

24
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leaf-like colorful structures arranged in a circle

25
leaf-like and encircle the flower stem- usually green
Sepal
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the male reproductive organ
stamen
27
tip of stamen- produces pollen
Anther
28
female reproductive organ
carpel
29
contains eggs that become seeds
ovary
30
provide a much larger surface area for absorption
Root hair
31
protects the growing end of the root
Root cap
32
soft and flexible, some photosynthesis, carnations and marigold
Herbaceous Stems
33
hard and rigid, oak, maple, and roses
woody stems
34
surround/control the size of the opening in the stomata to prevent water loss
Guard cells
35
photosynthetic tissue of the leaf
Mesophyll
36
Four major traits of a plant
roots, stems, leaves and flowers, fruits and seeds
37
what organisms did plants evolve from?
algae
38
Adaptations for land help plants avoid doing what?
prevent from drying out
39
What is dominant life phase in ferns?
Sporophyte
40
Why is it important for seeds to be dispersed?
spread out and make more
41
which structures in plants will not have chloroplasts?
the roots