Plants Flashcards

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Flower

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Purpose is for reproduction , it makes seeds and contains the female and males sex organ

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Leaf

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Makes food (photosynthesis) , cools the plant when water vapor passes through it , allows the exchange of carbon dioxide to oxygen and the leaf stores food (Eg - lettuce)

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Fruit

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Protects the seeds provides food for the seeds (Eg - apples the seeds are inside the apple)

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Bud

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Allows new leaves and flowers to grow

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Stem

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Allows the transport of food , water and minerals around the plants . It also supports the plant and holds of upright and stems sometimes store food

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Roots

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Anchor and support the plant , they can take in water , nutrients and sometimes store food

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Transport in plants

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These are vessels in a plant , the xylem and phloem

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Xylem

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Water is absorbed the light the roots and travels to the leaves , minerals from the soil are dissolved in the water and travel to the leaves

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Phloem

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Food from the leaves travel through this to other parts of the plant

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Transpiration

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Is the loss of water vapor from the stomata on the underside of the leaves

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Stomata

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Holes on the underside of the leaves

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Transportation stream

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The flow of water from the roots up to through the plants and out the leaves

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Stimulus

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Anything that cause a reaction in a organism . Plants respond to the stimuli of light and gravity

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Stems tropism

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Stems are positively phototropic and negatively geotropic

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15
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Roots tropism

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Roots are negatively phototropic and positively geotropic

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16
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Geotropic

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Attracted to the gravity

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Phototropic

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Attracted to sunlight

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Why is geotropism good

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Makes sure the roots go down and get all the minerals and water in the soil . The plant is anchored to the soil and won’t fall over

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Why is phototropism good

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It makes sure the plants gets light so they can make food

20
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Photosynthesis

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The process where plants make food using the sun light

21
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Chlorophyll

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Green chemical needed in photosynthesis process and can be found in chloroplasts in the plant cell

22
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How are leaves designed for photosynthesis

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They are flat and thin to allow sunlight to get through them . The have little holes called stomata to let carbon dioxide in and oxygen out

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Male cells

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Female cells

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Sepal
Protects the flower before it blooms
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Petals
Colored and scented to attract insects
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Male parts
Stamen made up of filaments and anthers
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Filament
Holds up the anthers
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Anther
Makes the pollen
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Female parts
Carpel , made up of the stigma , style and ovary
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Ovary
Makes the egg or ovule
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Stigma
Pollen lands and sticks to it
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Style
Makes a tube for the pollen (male gamete) to travel down to the egg ( female gamete )
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Pollination
The transfer of the pollen from the stamen (anther) of one plant to the carpel (stigma) of another
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Fertilization
Is the fusion of the male gamete nucleus and the female gamete nucleus to form a zygote
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Zygote
When the male and female nucleus fuse they for a zygote . The zygote divides and develops into a plant embryo
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Plumule
Becomes the plant shoot
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Radicle
Becomes the plant root
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Seed
After fertilization the fertilized egg becomes the plant seed
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Fruit
The ovary swells to become the fruit
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Functions of the fruit
- Protects the seed - Allows the seed to be carried away - Provides food for the seed
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2 types of fruit
- Fleshy ( strawberry , melon ) | - Dry ( dandelion , sycamore ( seeds ) )
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Seed dispersal
The way plants spread their seeds around . They need to be carried away so they won’t compete with the parent plant for water , light and minerals