Plants Flashcards

1
Q

waxy covering over the surfaces of plants

A

Cuticle

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2
Q

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

A

Stomata

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3
Q

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

A

Vascular Tissue

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4
Q

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

A

Seed

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5
Q

one-cell-long in liverworts

A

Rhizoids

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6
Q

have one-cell thick leaf-like structures

A

Mosses

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7
Q

grow sporophytes that are hornlike appendages

A

Hornworts

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8
Q

Most primitive of land plants

A

Liverworts

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9
Q

oldest vascular plant

A

Lycophytes (club moss)

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10
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can be small or very large

A

Pterophytes (fern)

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11
Q

the gametophyte generation

A

fern spores

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12
Q

food storage for plant embryos

A

Cotyledon

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13
Q

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

A

Gymnosperm

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14
Q

“enclosed seed” -seeds are in a fruit

A

Angiosperm

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15
Q

very ripened ovary

A

Fruit

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16
Q

one cotyledon in each seed

A

monocot

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17
Q

two cotyledons in each seed

A

Dicot

18
Q

tips of roots and stems

A

Apical Meristem

19
Q

found in middle of stems to make them grow

A

Intercalary Meristems

20
Q

allow plants to grow outward

A

Lateral Meristem

21
Q

Carries water and minerals up from the roots

A

Xylem

22
Q

Carries sugar and biomolecules up and down the plant

A

Phloem

23
Q

majority of plant

A

Ground tissue

24
Q

leaf-like colorful structures arranged in a circle

A

petals

25
Q

leaf-like and encircle the flower stem- usually green

A

Sepal

26
Q

the male reproductive organ

A

stamen

27
Q

tip of stamen- produces pollen

A

Anther

28
Q

female reproductive organ

A

carpel

29
Q

contains eggs that become seeds

A

ovary

30
Q

provide a much larger surface area for absorption

A

Root hair

31
Q

protects the growing end of the root

A

Root cap

32
Q

soft and flexible, some photosynthesis, carnations and marigold

A

Herbaceous Stems

33
Q

hard and rigid, oak, maple, and roses

A

woody stems

34
Q

surround/control the size of the opening in the stomata to prevent water loss

A

Guard cells

35
Q

photosynthetic tissue of the leaf

A

Mesophyll

36
Q

Four major traits of a plant

A

roots, stems, leaves and flowers, fruits and seeds

37
Q

what organisms did plants evolve from?

A

algae

38
Q

Adaptations for land help plants avoid doing what?

A

prevent from drying out

39
Q

What is dominant life phase in ferns?

A

Sporophyte

40
Q

Why is it important for seeds to be dispersed?

A

spread out and make more

41
Q

which structures in plants will not have chloroplasts?

A

the roots